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Paleomagnetism and Magnetic Properties of Rocks 1975
Volume: 102
Series: C-1
Palaeomagnetic investigations of basaltic rocks from ten exposures of Bohemian Massif were performed and the results were compared with corresponding results obtained for the rocks from Lower Silesia. The high scatter of NRM directions after a.c. demagnetization was observed for rocks containing highly oxidized titanomagnetites. It was concluded, that oxidation processes in these rocks took place in low temperatures and primary NRM was not preserved. The scatter of NRM directions after a.c. demagnetization in the rocks containing weakly oxidized titanomagnetites is smaller. The mean directions of NRM and pole positions obtained for three groups are consistent with those reported in the literature for the Tertiary.
CONTENTS
Preface, ...3
M. Jeleńska, M. Kądziałko-Hofmokl, V. Kropaček, J. Kruczyk - Oxidation processes and the NRM directions of basaltic rocks
from the Bohemian Massif, ...5
V.I. Bagin, Yu.G. Gukasyan, K.I. Karapetyan, E.Kh. Kharazyan, D.M. Pecherskiy, G.N. Petrova, et al. - Petromagnetic analysis
of the late Pliocene-Quaternary igneous rocks from the Kechut Ridge and Lori Plateau (Armenia), ...19
V.I. Bagin, Yu.G. Gukasyan, G.N. Petrova, D.M. Pecherskiy, A. Sukhorada, E.Kh. Kharazyan, Z.V. Sharonova - Petromagnetic
analysis of the igneous rocks of the North Arc and the evolution of magma chambers of the late Pliocene-Quaternary
Armenian volcanos, ...29
D.M. Pecherskiy - Magnetic properties of the Pacific and Atlantic oceanic volcanic rocks in comparison with continental
volcanic rocks, ...39
A.M. Glevasskaya, N.P. Mikhaylova, V.N. Tsykora - Some peculiarities of the magneto-mineralogical characteristics of volcanic
roks in the Alpine area, USSR, related to the conditions of the rock formation, ...51
V. Kropaček - The magnetic properties of young volcanic rocks of the Bohemian Massif, ...65
V. Kropaček - Changes of the magnetic properties of tertiary alkaline basalts under oxidation of titanomagnetites, ...75
V.A. Zhilyaeva, G.N. Petrova, G.P. Kudryavtseva - Self-reversal of TRM in ferrospinels, ...87
J. Kruczyk - Thermally stimulated exoelectron emission as a method of studying the oxidation processes in magnetites and
titanomagnetites, ...99
M. Kądziałko-Hofmokl - Magnetic anisotropy of basaltic rocks from Lower Silesia (preliminary results), ...113
P. Tuchołka - Remanent magnetization of loess, ...127
J. Ostrowski - A method for determining the non-westward drift of the Earth´s magnetic field, ...143