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Experimental constraints on TTG petrogenesis: Implications for Archean geodynamics

Moyen, Jean-François, Stevens, Gary·2006·Geophysical Monograph Series

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This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction TTG Details Review of Experimental Studies Melt Compositions Features of the Model and Relevance for TTG Genesis Discussion and Conclusions Conclusions and Summary

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Moyen, J.-F., & Stevens, G.
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Geophysical Monograph Series
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2006
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