French Pyrenees

Fig. 1 Spatial distribution of mean water temperatures in the Taillon catchment, French Pyrenees [33]...

Hannah D, McGregor G (1997) Evaluating the impact of climate on snow and ice melt in the Taillon basin, French Pyrenees. J Glaciol 43 563... 

Snook DL, Milner AM (2002) Biological traits of macroinvertebrates and hydraulic conditions in a glacier-fed catchment (French Pyrenees). Archiv ftir Hydrobiologie 153 245... 

An application of the above results can be found in the study of the hot sulfurous springs of the French Pyrenees which issue from massive granite ( 5, ]. As seen in Table I, H2S, S0 together with Na and dissolved carbonate are major components. Polysulfide species were not detected (S(n-1][Sn ] < 10 g.atS/Kg]. These sulfurous springs should be equivalent to a H2S-H2O system. 

Ave LaUemant H. G. (1967) Structural and petrographic analysis of an Alpine-type peridotite the Iherzolite of the French Pyrenees. Leid. Geol. Med. 42, 1 -57. 

Bodinier J.-L., Fabrics J., Lorand J.-P., Dostal J., and Dupuy C. (1987a) Geochemistry of amphibole pyroxenite veins from the Lherz and Freychinede ultramafic bodies (Ariege, French Pyrenees). Bull. Mineral. 110, 345-358. 

Mukasa S. B., Shervais J. W., Wilshire H. G., and Nielson J. E. (1991) Intrinsic Nd, Pb and Sr isotopic heterogeneities exhibited by the Lherz alpine peridotite massif, French Pyrenees. In Orogenic Lherzolites and Mantle Processes. Spec. Vol. J. Petrol, (eds. M. A. Menzies, C. Dupuy, and A. Nicolas). Oxford University Press, Oxford, UK, pp. 117-134. 

Sautter V. and Fabrics J. (1990) Cooling kinetics of garnet websterites from the Freychinede orogenic Iherzolite massif, French Pyrenees. Contrib. Mineral. Petrol. 105, 533-549. 

Luzenac 1445, 20M0, 20M00S, OOS - highly lamellar talc with low abrasiveness from French Pyrenees... 

Keller P, Fontan F, Velasco Roldan F, Melgarejo I, Draper JC (1997) Stanekite, Fe (Mn,Fe, Mg)(P04)0 A new phosphate mineral in pegmatites at Karibib (Namibia) and French Pyrenees (France). Eur J Mineral 9 475-482... 

Talc is mined and produced in large quantities in the United States (mostly in Montana, New York, Texas, and Vermont). Talc is also found in abundance in Canada, China, Japan, the Italian Alps, the French Pyrenees, Russia, Brazil, and South Korea. The supply of talc is rather large and is projected to meet the growth in demand. 

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