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5. Insights into Craton Evolution and Destruction Based on Studies of Deep Seated Xenoliths from the No

Insights into Craton Evolution and Destruction Based on Studies of Deep Seated Xenoliths from the No

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【作 者】

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Roberta L.RUDNICK 

【机 构】

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Geochemistry Laboratory,Department of Geology,University of Maryland,College Park,MD 20782 USA

【出 处】

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The First Joint Scientific Meeting of Geological Society of

【发表日期】

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2013年11期

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