Abstract
Appinitic and syenitic intrusive masses occupy an explosion-breccia pipe which formed as the result of explosions of gases rising ahead of a volatile-rich basic magma. Transfusion of quartzite, as described by Reynolds (1936) from Colonsay, may be the origin of the syenitic masses and syenitic veins.
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IV.—An explosion-breccia — appinite complex at Gleann Chàrnan, Argyll
