Deformation of Yule Marble: Part III—OBSERVED Fabric Changes due to Deformation at 10,000 Atmospheres Confining Pressure, Room Temperature, Dry
Preferred orientation patterns are recorded for c axis, a 1, a 2, a 3 axes, ![Graphic][1] lamellae, edges [ e:e ] between prominent ![Graphic][2] lamellae, and ![Graphic][3] lamellae in Yule marble deformed to various degrees in the laboratory at 10,000 atmospheres confining pressure, room temperature, dry. The changes of fabric observed correspond strikingly with those predicted by Handin and Griggs (Part II) on their hypothesis of homogeneous deformation.

Visible ![Graphic][4] lamellae can be correlated with gliding (probably twinning) in the direction and sense appropriate for twinning. Translation on ![Graphic][5] in the opposite sense, though effective in many cases, leaves no microscopically visible trace. Gliding in the twinning sense on ![Graphic][6] could account for development of relatively insignificant lamellae.

Comments are added regarding interpretation of petrofabric data in general, in the light of the results here recorded.

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