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Alves, A., de Assis Janasi, V., Simonetti, A., Heaman, L. (2009) Microgranitic Enclaves as Products of Self-mixing Events: a Study of Open-system Processes in the Maua Granite, Sao Paulo, Brazil, Based on in situ Isotopic and Trace Elements in Plagioclase. Journal of Petrology, 50 (12) 2221-2247 doi:10.1093/petrology/egp074

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TitleMicrogranitic Enclaves as Products of Self-mixing Events: a Study of Open-system Processes in the Maua Granite, Sao Paulo, Brazil, Based on in situ Isotopic and Trace Elements in Plagioclase
JournalJournal of Petrology
AuthorsAlves, A.Author
de Assis Janasi, V.Author
Simonetti, A.Author
Heaman, L.Author
Year2009 (December 1)Volume50
Issue12
PublisherOxford University Press (OUP)
DOIdoi:10.1093/petrology/egp074Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceAlves, A., de Assis Janasi, V., Simonetti, A., Heaman, L. (2009) Microgranitic Enclaves as Products of Self-mixing Events: a Study of Open-system Processes in the Maua Granite, Sao Paulo, Brazil, Based on in situ Isotopic and Trace Elements in Plagioclase. Journal of Petrology, 50 (12) 2221-2247 doi:10.1093/petrology/egp074
Plain TextAlves, A., de Assis Janasi, V., Simonetti, A., Heaman, L. (2009) Microgranitic Enclaves as Products of Self-mixing Events: a Study of Open-system Processes in the Maua Granite, Sao Paulo, Brazil, Based on in situ Isotopic and Trace Elements in Plagioclase. Journal of Petrology, 50 (12) 2221-2247 doi:10.1093/petrology/egp074
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