Fig. 5From: Bristen granite: a highly differentiated, fluorite-bearing A-type granite from the Aar massif, Central Alps, SwitzerlandBristen granite photomicrographs: a Primary igneous biotite partly replaced by muscovite and opaques. Dark areas and black spots within the pseudomorph are additional replacement minerals, including ilmenite, magnetite, sulfides, various niobates, and others. b Same as a with crossed polars, c Fractured feldspar and quartz matrix with carbonate and accessory minerals in small fractures, d Primary igneous overgrown with chlorite and stilpnomelaneBack to article page