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Fodor, R. V., Bauer, G. R. (2012) Did Kahoolawe Volcano, Hawaii, Evolve to Alkalic Composition Magmatism?. The Journal of Geology, 120 (2) 191-202 doi:10.1086/663874

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TitleDid Kahoolawe Volcano, Hawaii, Evolve to Alkalic Composition Magmatism?
JournalThe Journal of Geology
AuthorsFodor, R. V.Author
Bauer, G. R.Author
Year2012 (March)Volume120
Issue2
PublisherUniversity of Chicago Press
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Plain TextFodor, R. V., Bauer, G. R. (2012) Did Kahoolawe Volcano, Hawaii, Evolve to Alkalic Composition Magmatism?. The Journal of Geology, 120 (2) 191-202 doi:10.1086/663874
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