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... feeling that we are still probing in the dark, and in addition to trying to answer the questions in a geochmeical way, one is plagued by doubts such as arise from our ignorance of the role of physical properties of crustal materiais, tectonics and heat flow. Although some of these parameters have be ...
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... igneous provinces (LIPs), suggesting that hotspot activity began with massive magmatic outbursts as large than any recorded in the geologic record (Morgan, 1972; Richards et al., 1989; Duncan and Richards, 1991). Hotspot volcanism is dominantly basaltic and consequently indicates the melting of mant ...
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... Four papers in this volume focus on anisotropic properties of continental lithosphere and techniques with which they can be determined. Gatzemeier and Tommasi (2006) investigate the role of anisotropy of H+ diffusivity in olivine crystals as a potential mechanism for electrical anisotropy of the upp ...
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