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Previous work Present investigations Acknowledgments  _ Geologic setting  _ Rocks Metamorphosed sedimentary and volcanic rocks _ Hazens Notch Formation Graphitic and nongraphitic schist  _ Albitic gneiss Belvidere Mountain Formation Coarse amphibolite Muscovite-quartz-chlorite schist  _ Fine amphibolite Ottauquechee Formation Stowe Formation Mineralogy and paragenesis Quartz Albite White mica Biotite  _ Chlorite Amphibole Epidote Garnet Ilmenite, rutile, and sphene  _ Graphite Other minerals Petrogenesis  _ Phyllite, schist, gneiss, and quartzite _ Amphibolite and greenstone Ultramafic and associated rocks Mineralogy of the serpentine group  _ Igneous rocks, serpentinite, and veins  _ Dunite and peridotite Chromitite  _ Serpentinite  _ Serpentine veins Cross-fiber asbestos Slip-fiber asbestos Picroli te  _ Composite veins Microscopic veins Serpentinized zones at the margins of veins Amphibole asbestos Other veins Mineralogy and paragenesis  _ Olivine  _ Pyroxene Chromite and magnetite Page

Petrology, structure, and genesis of the asbestos-bearing ultramafic rocks of the Belvidere Mountain area in Vermont