Enriched Hf Nd isotopic signature of veined pyroxenite-infiltrated peridotite as a possible source for E-MORB

Enriched Hf Nd isotopic signature of veined pyroxenite-infiltrated peridotite as a possible source for E-MORB
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10.1016/j.chemgeo.2021.120591
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2021-10
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3.9
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G. Borghini;E. Rampone;C. Class;S. Goldstein;Y. Cai;A. Cipriani;A. Hofmann;L. Bolge
G. Borghini;E. Rampone;C. Class;S. Goldstein;Y. Cai;A. Cipriani;A. Hofmann;L. Bolge
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地球科学2区
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G. Borghini;E. Rampone;C. Class;S. Goldstein;Y. Cai;A. Cipriani;A. Hofmann;L. Bolge

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