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1by McKinley, Conor Patrick“... melting of slab metasomatized mantle wedge within an Ordovician peri-Laurentian subduction zone...”
Published 2013
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2by Merle, Renaud, Kaczmarek, Mary-Alix, Tronche, Elodie, Girardeau, Jaques“... crystallization from a melt. The Tore–Madeira Rise peridotites may represent a former mantle wedge in an oceanic...”
Published in Journal of the Geological Society (2012)
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3“... in greenschist, consistent with a changing direction of thrust transport from northerly to westerly as the mantle...”
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4“... crystallization from a melt. The Tore–Madeira Rise peridotites may represent a former mantle wedge in an oceanic...”
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5“... crystallization from a melt. The Tore–Madeira Rise peridotites may represent a former mantle wedge in an oceanic...”
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6by Lorenz, Brenna Ellen“... the overlying mantle wedge. Later calc-alkaline magmas were derived from the partial melting...”
Published 1984
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7“... in greenschist, consistent with a changing direction of thrust transport from northerly to westerly as the mantle...”
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8“... crystallization from a melt. The Tore–Madeira Rise peridotites may represent a former mantle wedge in an oceanic...”
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9by Edwards, Stephen John“...). These represent the processes of magma and fluid generation, migration and evolution in the mantle wedge of a...”
Published 1991
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10by Piercey, Stephen J., Hinchey, John G., Sparkes, Gregory W.“... are associated with felsic rocks that formed via slab melting and subsequent melt-mantle wedge interaction, which...”
Published in Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences (2023)
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11“... in greenschist, consistent with a changing direction of thrust transport from northerly to westerly as the mantle...”
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