aureole
| Another word for halo. |
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Furthermore, many of the methods and the rationale discussed in this article can also be applied in surface geochemical exploration, which is based on leaking hydrocarbons creating distinctive diagenetic aureoles that are direct indicators for hydrocarbon pools at depth (e. Proximal intrusive bodies, as indicated by the presence of aeromagnetic anomalies with coincident, regionally developed aureoles of quartz-pyrite hornfels, marble and skarn; Metamorphic aureoles around the granitic rocks are estimated to extend on the order of 1 km from the granitic rocks (Gordey and Anderson, 1993). |
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