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Dufek, J., Cooper, K. M. (2006) 226Ra/230Th excess generated in the lower crust: Implications for magma transport and storage time scales: Comment and Reply: REPLY. Geology, 34 (1) doi:10.1130/g23073.1

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Title226Ra/230Th excess generated in the lower crust: Implications for magma transport and storage time scales: Comment and Reply: REPLY
JournalGeology
AuthorsDufek, J.Author
Cooper, K. M.Author
Year2006 (January 1)Volume34
Issue1
PublisherGeological Society of America
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Full ReferenceDufek, J., Cooper, K. M. (2006) 226Ra/230Th excess generated in the lower crust: Implications for magma transport and storage time scales: Comment and Reply: REPLY. Geology, 34 (1) doi:10.1130/g23073.1
Plain TextDufek, J., Cooper, K. M. (2006) 226Ra/230Th excess generated in the lower crust: Implications for magma transport and storage time scales: Comment and Reply: REPLY. Geology, 34 (1) doi:10.1130/g23073.1
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