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Kogarko, L.N., Zartman, R.E. (2007) A Pb isotope investigation of the Guli massif, Maymecha-Kotuy alkaline-ultramafic complex, Siberian flood basalt province, Polar Siberia. Mineralogy and Petrology, 89(1-2), 113-132.

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Original EntryKogarko, L.N., Zartman, R.E. (2007) A Pb isotope investigation of the Guli massif, Maymecha-Kotuy alkaline-ultramafic complex, Siberian flood basalt province, Polar Siberia. Mineralogy and Petrology, 89(1-2), 113-132.
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Plain TextKogarko, L.N., Zartman, R.E. (2007) A Pb isotope investigation of the Guli massif, Maymecha-Kotuy alkaline-ultramafic complex, Siberian flood basalt province, Polar Siberia. Mineralogy and Petrology, 89(1-2), 113-132.

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