Post-melting oxidation of highly primitive basalts from the southern Andes

Post-melting oxidation of highly primitive basalts from the southern Andes
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10.1016/j.gca.2020.01.042
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2020-03
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5
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S. Tassara;M. Reich;C. Cannatelli;B. Konecke;D. Kausel;D. Morata;F. Barra;A. Simon;A. Fiege;E. Morgado;M. Leisen
S. Tassara;M. Reich;C. Cannatelli;B. Konecke;D. Kausel;D. Morata;F. Barra;A. Simon;A. Fiege;E. Morgado;M. Leisen
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地球科学1区
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作者:
S. Tassara;M. Reich;C. Cannatelli;B. Konecke;D. Kausel;D. Morata;F. Barra;A. Simon;A. Fiege;E. Morgado;M. Leisen

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