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_ _-_---__---__-_--..---__---____ Introduction  1 General geology- 1 Precambrian rocks. 3 Cambrian rocks. 3 Tertiary volcanic rocks and gravel  3 Quaternary alluvium and colluvium. 3 Structure  4 Gem Park Complex.__-_--____--___. 4 Pyroxenite.  4 Gabbro and associated rocks. 5 Nepheline syenite pegmatite. 6 Lamprophyre and syenite porphyry dikes. 7 Pag-e Gem Park Complex Continued Carbonatite dikes_--_--__-__-___-__7 Attitude, orientation, and distribution of dikes.___ 7 Composition of dikes.-....__--__ P Carbonatite in rocks that enclose the complex. _ _ _ _ P Fenite ----_--____ 10 Mineralogy.___--_-____.---_--___-_-__--__ 11 Carbonatites  11 Fenites ____-_-____--_----_.--_-_-___ 14 Geochemistry.  1? Summary and conclusions--..__-.-------_-22 Economic geology 2? References..-_--_-----_-__ 2?

Mafic-ultramafic igneous rocks and associated carbonatites of the Gem Park Complex, Custer and Fremont Counties, Colorado