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Scorched minerals in sedimentary rocks

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Anenburg, Michael

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Inspired by the mineralogist Shulamit Gross’s studies of one of the world’s unique mineral factories, Michael Anenburg discusses the pyrometamorphic minerals formed by fire in the Dead Sea desert.

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Nature Geoscience

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