Igneous Layering in Basaltic Magma Chambers

Igneous Layering in Basaltic Magma Chambers
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10.1007/978-94-017-9652-1_2
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2015
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O. Namur;B. Abily;A. Boudreau;F. Blanchette;J. M. Bush;G. Ceuleneer;B. Charlier;C. Donaldson;J. Duchesne;Michael Denis Higgins;D. Morata;T. Nielsen;B. O’Driscoll;B. O’Driscoll;K. Pang;T. Peacock;C. Spandler;A. Toramaru;I. Veksler
O. Namur;B. Abily;A. Boudreau;F. Blanchette;J. M. Bush;G. Ceuleneer;B. Charlier;C. Donaldson;J. Duchesne;Michael Denis Higgins;D. Morata;T. Nielsen;B. O’Driscoll;B. O’Driscoll;K. Pang;T. Peacock;C. Spandler;A. Toramaru;I. Veksler
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O. Namur;B. Abily;A. Boudreau;F. Blanchette;J. M. Bush;G. Ceuleneer;B. Charlier;C. Donaldson;J. Duchesne;Michael Denis Higgins;D. Morata;T. Nielsen;B. O’Driscoll;B. O’Driscoll;K. Pang;T. Peacock;C. Spandler;A. Toramaru;I. Veksler

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