The origin of basaltic rocks in Niutoushan area— high pressure differentiation
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- Published
- 1985-04-01
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Keywords
Basalt, Olivine, Geology, Geochemistry, Magma
References
- Composition and petrology of the earth's mantle
- The mineralogy, geochemistry and origin of Iherzolite inclusions in Victorian basanites
- Nature of alkalic volcanic rock series
- The genesis of basaltic magmas
- Trace element fractionation during anatexis
- Cenozoic volcanic rocks of eastern China — secular and geographic trends in chemistry and strontium isotopic composition
- Rb-Sr ages of granitic rocks in southeastern China and their tectonic significance
- CHEMICAL DEFINITION OF ALKALI BASALTS AND THOLEIITES
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- Petrology and geochemistry of an unusual tridymite-hercynite xenolith in tholeiite from southeastern China
- Geochemistry and Petrogenesis of Three Series of Cenozoic Basalts from Southeastern China
- Fe–Al-rich tridymite–hercynite xenoliths with positive cerium anomalies: preserved lateritic paleosols and implications for Miocene climate
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