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Harlow, G. E., Sisson, V. B., Lallemant, H. G. A., Sorensen, S. S., & Seitz, R. (2003). High-pressure, metasomatic rocks along the Motagua Fault Zone, Guatemala. Ofioliti, 28(2), 115-120.

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Original EntryHarlow, G. E., Sisson, V. B., Lallemant, H. G. A., Sorensen, S. S., & Seitz, R. (2003). High-pressure, metasomatic rocks along the Motagua Fault Zone, Guatemala. Ofioliti, 28(2), 115-120.
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Full ReferenceHarlow, G. E., Sisson, V. B., Lallemant, H. G. A., Sorensen, S. S., & Seitz, R. (2003). High-pressure, metasomatic rocks along the Motagua Fault Zone, Guatemala. Ofioliti, 28(2), 115-120.
Plain TextHarlow, G. E., Sisson, V. B., Lallemant, H. G. A., Sorensen, S. S., & Seitz, R. (2003). High-pressure, metasomatic rocks along the Motagua Fault Zone, Guatemala. Ofioliti, 28(2), 115-120.

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