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When giant radiating dike swarms get hot they produce dickite? Joel Send a noteboard - 16/06/2010 12:35:53 AM
"and that dickitization followed locally as a result of local heating that accompanied the intrusion of dykes during Late Carboniferous–Permian times. This mechanism of dickite formation explains why the higher-temperature polytype dickite occurs in a region from the Firth of Clyde to Perthshire, in association with dyke swarms," - Journal of the Geological Society

POLYtype dickite, no less; it's a veritable geologic orgy. (8
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