veinlet

The cracks partially close in spring before a new ice veinlet forms in them.

Amygdale is cut by later calcite veinlet (grey) Field of view is 2 mm.

Hematite occurs as veinlet fillings and clots within altered feldspars.

The teeth are entered by a secondary vein or by a veinlet from the loop of a secondary vein.

This mineral occurs as an anchimonomineral veinlet that cross-cuts poikilitic nepheline syenite (Hawthorne 2012).

Chalcopyrite and bornite occur as fine-grained peppered disseminations and net-textured veinlet fillings.

In the distal lamina half, sclerified bundle sheath cells ("veinlet elements") become increasingly common in minor veins and vein endings.

Near the leaf tip, adjacent mesophyll cells also become sclerified, to such an extent that some areoles appear filled with these cells ("accessory veinlet elements").

Ni and Co were detected only in a small metallic veinlet (with Fe) surrounded by magnetite containing significant amounts of Ti.

In regard to its geological setting, Eveslogite is a monomineralic veinlet that is known to cut the poikilitic nepheline syenite (Burzo, 2006).

The ScA (subcostal anterior) veinlet is well developed, thick, and connecting to the ScP (subcostal posterior) vein before the humeral veinlet.

Gold bearing pyritic zones give way along strike and down dip to sets of pyrite-quartz-pyrrhotite-chlorite veinlets that contain trace gold concentrations; veinlet mineralogy and pyrite abundance can thus together be used to vector exploration.

The broad costal area of Elektrithone along with the strongly curved humeral veinlet, comb like MP (medial posterior) and CuA (cubitus anterior) veins and the series structure of the radial crossveins are all features seen in Ithonidae.