Pegmatite of beryl-columbite type from Šejby, Novohradské hory highland, Czech Republic

 

Václav Pavlíček, Karel Breiter, Radek Škoda

Geoscience Research Reports 42, 2009 (GRR for 2008), pages 185–188

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Abstract

New pegmatite of beryl-columbite type has been found near Šejby, Novohradské hory highland, Moldanubian zone of the Bohemian Massif, southern Czech Republic. The N-S trending pegmatite dyke (50x3 m in size) cut gneisses near the exocontact of the two-mica granites of the South Bohemian Pluton and is accompanied with several granite dykes of similar strike and mineral and chemical composition. The pegmatite comprises of quartz, blocky K-feldspar, muscovite and beryl with disseminated fluorapatite, ferrocolumbite-ferotantalite and ferrotapiolite. Zircon with uraninite inclusions is scarce. A body of muscovite-quartz metasomatite with disseminated ferrocolumbite has been found nearby.