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  1. A garnet muscovite schist in cross-polarized light. Horizontal field of view ~ 4cm.

  2. Plain light thin section (~ 4 cm wide)
    Pale pink garnets (inclusion-rich cores and inclusion-free rims) surrounded by mostly biotite.

    From the Nuvvuagittuq formation near #Inukjuak Canada.

    Coupled Sm-Nd isotopes suggest that the original rock (the protolith) may be as old as 4.3 billion years. This sample has been pervasively metamorphosed at least four times since then.

    #ThinSectionThursday #Archean #Quebec

  3. Plain light thin section (~ 4 cm wide)
    Pale pink garnets (inclusion-rich cores and inclusion-free rims) surrounded by mostly biotite.

    From the Nuvvuagittuq formation near Canada.

    Coupled Sm-Nd isotopes suggest that the original rock (the protolith) may be as old as 4.3 billion years. This sample has been pervasively metamorphosed at least four times since then.

  4. Plain light thin section (~ 4 cm wide)
    Pale pink garnets (inclusion-rich cores and inclusion-free rims) surrounded by mostly biotite.

    From the Nuvvuagittuq formation near #Inukjuak Canada.

    Coupled Sm-Nd isotopes suggest that the original rock (the protolith) may be as old as 4.3 billion years. This sample has been pervasively metamorphosed at least four times since then.

    #ThinSectionThursday #Archean #Quebec

  5. Plain light thin section (~ 4 cm wide)
    Pale pink garnets (inclusion-rich cores and inclusion-free rims) surrounded by mostly biotite.

    From the Nuvvuagittuq formation near #Inukjuak Canada.

    Coupled Sm-Nd isotopes suggest that the original rock (the protolith) may be as old as 4.3 billion years. This sample has been pervasively metamorphosed at least four times since then.

    #ThinSectionThursday #Archean #Quebec

  6. Plain light thin section (~ 4 cm wide)
    Pale pink garnets (inclusion-rich cores and inclusion-free rims) surrounded by mostly biotite.

    From the Nuvvuagittuq formation near #Inukjuak Canada.

    Coupled Sm-Nd isotopes suggest that the original rock (the protolith) may be as old as 4.3 billion years. This sample has been pervasively metamorphosed at least four times since then.

    #ThinSectionThursday #Archean #Quebec