The Origin of Felsic Intrusions Within the Mantle Section of the Samail Ophiolite: Geochemical Evidence for Three Distinct Mixing and Fractionation Trends

The Origin of Felsic Intrusions Within the Mantle Section of the Samail Ophiolite: Geochemical Evidence for Three Distinct Mixing and Fractionation Trends
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10.1029/2020jb020760
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2021-03
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Journal of Geophysical Research: Solid Earth
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M. Rioux;M. Benoit;I. Amri;G. Ceuleneer;J. Garber;M. Searle;Kayla Leal
M. Rioux;M. Benoit;I. Amri;G. Ceuleneer;J. Garber;M. Searle;Kayla Leal
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M. Rioux;M. Benoit;I. Amri;G. Ceuleneer;J. Garber;M. Searle;Kayla Leal

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