Late-Orogenic, Post-Orogenic, and Anorogenic Granites: Distinction by Major-Element and Trace-Element Chemistry and Possible Origins

Late-Orogenic, Post-Orogenic, and Anorogenic Granites: Distinction by Major-Element and Trace-Element Chemistry and Possible Origins
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10.1086/629406
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发表时间:
1990-05
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The Journal of Geology
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通讯作者:
J. Rogers;J. K. Greenberg
J. Rogers;J. K. Greenberg
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J. Rogers;J. K. Greenberg

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