Eucrite from Ardnamurchan, Scotland rock thin section Cufflinks (CL65)

A thin rock section of Eucrite was viewed using crossed polarising filters. This igneous rock is from the Ardnamurchan volcano and is a type of gabbro. Forms most of the rocks you can see today in the Ardnamurchan volcanic centre. Crystalised at depth, all the lavas etc have been eroded away. Contains olivine and flow aligned feldspar, minor pyroxene.

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(Image courtesy of Rob Gill, GeoSec)