| Title | Marble, Adirondack Mountains, New York | 
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| Description | This 10 cm wide marble sample is from the Adirondack lowlands in upstate New York.  It is nearly 100% calcite, but close examination reveals a few brown flakes of phlogopite and some silvery specks of graphite.  Some marbles contain conspicuous metamorphic minerals.  This one does not because it formed from metamorphism of a limestone that contained little but calcite, so the chemical components needed to form new metamorphic minerals were not present. | 
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| Chronostratigraphy | Proterozoic | 
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| Geologic province | Grenville | 
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| Location | USA ▹ New York ▹ St. Lawrence County. Adirondack Mountains. | 
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| Photographer | Nessa Eull. 2001-05-22. | 
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| Collection | Ward’s University Rock Collection #173. | 
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| Key words | marble, New York | 
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| Tech details | 590 KB. Hand specimen. Fujifilm FinePix S1Pro digital camera; 60mm AF Nikon micro lens. | 
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| GeoDIL number | 506 | 
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