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Pineau, F., Javoy, M., Kornprobst, J. (1987) Primary Igneous Graphite in Ultramafic Xenoliths: II Isotopic Composition of the Carbonaceous Phases Present in Xenoliths and Host Lava at Tissemt (Eggéré, Algerian Sahara). Journal of Petrology: 28(2): 313-322.

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Original EntryPineau, F., Javoy, M., Kornprobst, J. (1987) Primary Igneous Graphite in Ultramafic Xenoliths: II Isotopic Composition of the Carbonaceous Phases Present in Xenoliths and Host Lava at Tissemt (Eggéré, Algerian Sahara). Journal of Petrology: 28(2): 313-322.
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Full ReferencePineau, F., Javoy, M., Kornprobst, J. (1987) Primary Igneous Graphite in Ultramafic Xenoliths: II Isotopic Composition of the Carbonaceous Phases Present in Xenoliths and Host Lava at Tissemt (Eggéré, Algerian Sahara). Journal of Petrology: 28(2): 313-322.
Plain TextPineau, F., Javoy, M., Kornprobst, J. (1987) Primary Igneous Graphite in Ultramafic Xenoliths: II Isotopic Composition of the Carbonaceous Phases Present in Xenoliths and Host Lava at Tissemt (Eggéré, Algerian Sahara). Journal of Petrology: 28(2): 313-322.

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Eggere Volcanic Field, Idlès, Tazrouk District, Tamanrasset Province (Tamanghasset Province), Algeria

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