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Hagelia, Per (2000) Anomalously Low Temperature Orthopyroxene, Spinel, and Sapphirine Occurrences in Metasediments from the Bamble Amphibolite‐to‐Granulite Facies Transition Zone (South Norway): Possible Evidence for Localized Action of Saline Fluids: A Discussion. The Journal of Geology, 108 (2) 243-246 doi:10.1086/314392

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TitleAnomalously Low Temperature Orthopyroxene, Spinel, and Sapphirine Occurrences in Metasediments from the Bamble Amphibolite‐to‐Granulite Facies Transition Zone (South Norway): Possible Evidence for Localized Action of Saline Fluids: A Discussion
JournalThe Journal of Geology
AuthorsHagelia, PerAuthor
Year2000 (March)Volume108
Issue2
PublisherUniversity of Chicago Press
DOIdoi:10.1086/314392Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceHagelia, Per (2000) Anomalously Low Temperature Orthopyroxene, Spinel, and Sapphirine Occurrences in Metasediments from the Bamble Amphibolite‐to‐Granulite Facies Transition Zone (South Norway): Possible Evidence for Localized Action of Saline Fluids: A Discussion. The Journal of Geology, 108 (2) 243-246 doi:10.1086/314392
Plain TextHagelia, Per (2000) Anomalously Low Temperature Orthopyroxene, Spinel, and Sapphirine Occurrences in Metasediments from the Bamble Amphibolite‐to‐Granulite Facies Transition Zone (South Norway): Possible Evidence for Localized Action of Saline Fluids: A Discussion. The Journal of Geology, 108 (2) 243-246 doi:10.1086/314392
In(2000, March) The Journal of Geology Vol. 108 (2) University of Chicago Press

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