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Economic Geology; October 1965; v. 60; no. 6; p. 1261-1297
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Petrographic and modal relations, Sanford Hill titaniferous magnetite deposit

M. Allan Kays

Textural observations (reaction rims, relation to granulation) and petrographic calculations based on a large number of modal analyses suggest that the gabbroic rocks of the area may be products of reaction, during Grenville metamorphism, between pre-existing (pre-Grenville) anorthosite and ore, rather than intermediate products of a magmatic differentiation series. The ultimate origin of the ore is not clear.

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