OUTLINE OF REPORT Cover: The high Sierra from Kings Canyon Overlook, Sequoia National Park. Photo by Mary R. Hill.Abstract Introduction Metamorphic rocks Ash Mountain complex Mesozoic plutonic rocks The plutons Order of intrusions Age of plutonic rocks Inclusions Geologic structure Economic geology References cited ILLUSTRATIONS Plate 1. Geologic map of parts of Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks, California (omitted from the online edition)Figure 1. Index map of Sequoia area2. Location map of modally analyzed granitic rocks 3. Modal data, granitic rocks Photo 1. Moro Rock2. Exfoliation in Giant Forest pluton 3. Foliation in Giant Forest pluton 4. Dike of Giant Forest material cutting hornfels and schist 5. Ash Mountain complex 6. Intrusion breccia 7. Inclusion swarm 8. Foliation in Tokopah pluton 9. Injection at contact of Giant Forest pluton and schist 10. Lit-par-lit injection of Giant Forest material into schist 11. Prominent joint system near Emerald Lake 12. Giant Forest plutonic rock invading hornfels and schist 13. Layered concentrations of hornblende in Giant Forest pluton 14. Contact of Tokopah granodiorite with Giant Forest pluton 15. Orbicular inclusion 16. Section along A-A' of photo 15 17. Recrystallized beta-quartz phenocryst 18. Plagioclase replaced by microcline 19. Apatite crystals in an inclusion 20. Large poikilitic brown hornblende crystal 21. Large poikiloblastic muscovite crystal 22. Fine-grained dark gray rock of Ash Mountain complex 23. Broken plagioclase phenocryst in meta-quartz diorite porphyry 24. Embayed quartz phenocryst in meta-quartz diorite porphyry Tables Table 1. Summary of mineralogic compositions of the plutonic rock2. Modes of granitic rocks
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