A gradual decrease between geologic horizons
A gradual decrease between geologic horizons
An ore of niobium, FeNb2O6
An line on a map or chart used to depict topography and surface
Mining claims that have a common side or boundary
The movement of rocks by the intrusion of another rock
The point at which 2 distinct rock types meet
A period existing 146-65 million years ago
A stabilized part of the Earth’s crust, usually centrally attached to the continents
A circular depression created by a sunken volcanic vent in the ground, or meteoric impact
The mass of rock adjacent to, or hosting an orebody