Usually means: Granitic rock with microcline crystals.
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  7. protogine: Webster's Revised Unabridged, 1913 Edition
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▸ noun:  (geology) A form of granite containing silvery flakes of talc or similar minerals.

Similar:
granite, paragneiss, greisen, porphyrogene, granulite, graystone, protolith, orthogneiss, pyrgom, granophyre, more...

Opposite:
epigene, neotenic, post-protogine

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Similar:
granite, paragneiss, greisen, porphyrogene, granulite, graystone, protolith, orthogneiss, pyrgom, granophyre, more...

Opposite:
epigene, neotenic, post-protogine



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