This page contains an exhaustive list of bibliographic references from Books, Magazines and Symposiums that helped with the construction of this site and of interest to anyone specializing in the alkaline intrusive field or willing to conduct some research on Mont Saint-Hilaire.
– Mineralogical Record – Other Sources – Rocks & Minerals – Elsewhere, the references are sorted in alphabetical order by author and by title, they are also grouped and classified per sources, ie, American Mineralogist (AM), Books, Canadian Mineralogist (CM), European Journal of Mineralogy (EJM), Mineralogical Magazine (MM), Mineralogical Record (MR), Rocks & Minerals (RM), University papers and other sources. For specific references to any given species, see the suggested reading |
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Books | ||
Dana’s New Mineralogy 8th Edition, Gaines R.V., Catherine H., Skinner W., Foord E.E., Mason B. and Rosenzweig A., Wiley’s and Son, New York, 1997.Encyclopedia of Mineral Names, Blackburn W.H. and Dennen W.H., The Canadian Mineralogist, Ottawa, 1997.Glossary of Mineral Species, Fleischer M. and Mandarino J.A., The Mineralogical Record Inc, Tucson, 1995. Micro Minerals of Mont Saint-Hilaire, Fisher R.W. and Glenn G.H., Minerals first discovered on the territories of the former Soviet Union, Minerals of the Kovdor Massif, Ivanyuk G.Yu. and Yakovenchuk V.N., Monteregian Treasures – The minerals of Mont Saint-Hilaire, Québec, The Complete Book of Micromounting, Wight, Q., The Mineralogical |
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European Journal of Mineralogy | ||
8:1327-1336 – Kukharenkoite-(Ce), Ba2Ce(CO3)3F, a new mineral from Kola peninsula, Russia, and Québec, Canada. Zaitsev A.N., Yakovenchuk V.N., Chao G.Y., Gault R.A., Subbotin V.V., Pakhomosky Y.A. and Bogdanova A.N., 1996.10:133-147 – Structural changes in the natural zeolite gismondine (GIS) induced by cation exchange with Ag, Cs, Ba, Li, Na, K and Rb. Bauer, W.H., 1998.10:207-219 – Kentbrooksite from the Kangerdlugssuaq intrusion, East Greenland, a new Mn-REE-Nb-F end-member in a series within the eudialyte group: Description and crystal structure. Johnsen O., Grice J.D. and Gault R.A., 1998. 10:1167-1180 – A preliminary study of methane inclusions in alkaline |
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Mineralogical Magazine | ||
23:305-308 – Studies on zeolites. Part IV. Ashcroftine (kalithompsonite of S.G. Gordon). Hey M.H. and Bannister F.A., 1933.31:455-468 – An X-ray investigation of some rare eath silicates: cerite, lessingite, beckelite, britholite and stillwelite. Gay P., 1957.31:503-510 – Götzenite and combeite, two new silicates from the Belgian Congo. Sahama T.G. and Hytonen M.A., 1957. 31:726-735 – Zeophyllite. Chalmers R.A., Dent L.S. and Taylor H.F.W., 33:173-186 – Garronite, a new zeolite, from Ireland and Iceland. 37:515-517 – Ashcroftine is not a zeolite! Moore P.B., Bennett J.M. 40:627-636 – Genthelvite and the helvine group. Dunn P.J., 1976. 42:251-254 – The twin formation of tugtupite, a contribution. 42:279-280 – A study of the neotocite group. Clark A.M., Easton A.J. 46:365-369 – Gobbinsite, a new zeolite mineral from the Co. Antrim, 60:447-460 – Fe-bearing trioctahedral micas from Mont Saint-Hilaire, 61:485-498 – The agpaitic rocks – an overview. Sorensen H., 1997. 62:225-250 – REE-Sr-Ba minerals from the Khibina carbonatites, Kola 62:769-782 – Lueshite, pyrochlore, and monazite-(Ce) from apatite-dolomite |
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Mineralogical Record | ||
1:105-112 – Mineral rings and cylinders. Bideaux R., 1970.
2:18-36 – Calcian ancylite from Pennsylvania: New data. Keidel F.A., 2:141-142 – New minerals from Mt. St-Hilaire, Québec. Agos T., 2:269 – New minerals from Mt. St.-Hilaire, Québec. A discussion. 2:270-271 – A reply to the discussion. Regis A.J. and Richerson D., 2:272 – Further discussion. Mandarino J.A., 1971. 8:368-379 – Mineralogy of the Green River Formation. Milton C.,1977. 10:98 – Epididymite from Mont St.-Hilaire, Québec. Wight Q., 1979. 10:99-101 – What’s new from Mont St. Hilaire. Chao G.Y., Baker J., 1979. 10:103-08 – Microminerals. Anderson, V.,1979. 10:970 – Oriented overgrowth of labuntsovite on elpidite from Mont 11:83-91 – Rare fluorides from a soda granite in the Oslo region, Norway. 13:241-247 – Microminerals – Mineral paragenesis at Mont St.-Hilaire. 21:361-368 – A hornfels in the Poudrette quarry. Van Velthuizen J., 1990. 21:363-369 – Mont Saint-Hilaire unknowns. Chao G.Y., Conlon R.P. and 21:284-359 – The mineralogy of Mont Saint-Hilaire, Québec. Horvath L. 29:83-117 – Mineralogy of the Saint-Amable Sill, Varennes and Saint- |
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Rocks & Minerals | ||
54:4-25 – The Minerals of Mont St. Hilaire. Marble, L., and Regis, A., 1979.
61:182-197 – Mont Saint-Hilaire revisited. Wight, Q., and Chao, G.Y., 1986. 70:90-99 – Mont Saint-Hilaire revisited part 2. Wight, Q., and Chao, G.Y., |
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Other sources | ||
Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences 32:1350-1364 – The eight classical monteregian hills at depth and the mechanism of their intrusion. Geininger T. and Goodacre A.K., 1995.Lapis 25, #7/8:23-61 – Die mineralien des Mont Saint-Hilaire. Horváth L. and Pfenninger-Horváth E., 2000.Lapis 25, #7/8:13-22 – Mineralogisches “Schatzk?stchen” im S?dosten Kanadas: Mont Saint-Hilaire, Québec. Horváth L. and Pfenninger- Horváth E., 2000. Rivista Mineralogica Italiana 24, #3:140-202 – I minerali di Mont Rochester Mineralogical Symposium, p.187 – Annite, biotite and Rochester Mineralogical Symposium, pp187-188 – Lemoynite and |