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Clark, A. H., Kontak, D. J. (2004) Fe-Ti-P Oxide Melts Generated through Magma Mixing in the Antauta Subvolcanic Center, Peru: Implications for the Origin of Nelsonite and Iron Oxide-Dominated Hydrothermal Deposits. Economic Geology, 99 (2) 377-395 doi:10.2113/gsecongeo.99.2.377

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TitleFe-Ti-P Oxide Melts Generated through Magma Mixing in the Antauta Subvolcanic Center, Peru: Implications for the Origin of Nelsonite and Iron Oxide-Dominated Hydrothermal Deposits
JournalEconomic Geology
AuthorsClark, A. H.Author
Kontak, D. J.Author
Year2004 (March 1)Volume99
Issue2
PublisherSociety of Economic Geologists
DOIdoi:10.2113/gsecongeo.99.2.377Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceClark, A. H., Kontak, D. J. (2004) Fe-Ti-P Oxide Melts Generated through Magma Mixing in the Antauta Subvolcanic Center, Peru: Implications for the Origin of Nelsonite and Iron Oxide-Dominated Hydrothermal Deposits. Economic Geology, 99 (2) 377-395 doi:10.2113/gsecongeo.99.2.377
Plain TextClark, A. H., Kontak, D. J. (2004) Fe-Ti-P Oxide Melts Generated through Magma Mixing in the Antauta Subvolcanic Center, Peru: Implications for the Origin of Nelsonite and Iron Oxide-Dominated Hydrothermal Deposits. Economic Geology, 99 (2) 377-395 doi:10.2113/gsecongeo.99.2.377
In(2004, March) Economic Geology Vol. 99 (2) Society of Economic Geologists

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