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The genesis of basaltic magmas
Contributions to Mineralogy and Petrology · 1967 · Vol. 15(2) · pp. 103–190
D. H. Green✉(Australian National University)A. E. Ringwood(Australian National University)
High-pressure geophysics and materialsGeological and Geochemical Analysisearthquake and tectonic studiesOlivineBasaltGeologyGeochemistryLiquidusNephelinePhenocrystAlkali basaltMineralogyVolcanic rock
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