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Zanvilevich, Ada N., Litvinovsky, Boris A., Wickham, Stephen M., Bea, Fernando (1995) Genesis of Alkaline and Peralkaline Syenite-Granite Series: The Kharitonovo Pluton (Transbaikalia, Russia) The Journal of Geology, 103 (2) 127-145 doi:10.1086/629732

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TitleGenesis of Alkaline and Peralkaline Syenite-Granite Series: The Kharitonovo Pluton (Transbaikalia, Russia)
JournalThe Journal of Geology
AuthorsZanvilevich, Ada N.Author
Litvinovsky, Boris A.Author
Wickham, Stephen M.Author
Bea, FernandoAuthor
Year1995 (March)Volume103
Issue2
PublisherUniversity of Chicago Press
DOIdoi:10.1086/629732Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceZanvilevich, Ada N., Litvinovsky, Boris A., Wickham, Stephen M., Bea, Fernando (1995) Genesis of Alkaline and Peralkaline Syenite-Granite Series: The Kharitonovo Pluton (Transbaikalia, Russia) The Journal of Geology, 103 (2) 127-145 doi:10.1086/629732
Plain TextZanvilevich, Ada N., Litvinovsky, Boris A., Wickham, Stephen M., Bea, Fernando (1995) Genesis of Alkaline and Peralkaline Syenite-Granite Series: The Kharitonovo Pluton (Transbaikalia, Russia) The Journal of Geology, 103 (2) 127-145 doi:10.1086/629732
In(1995, March) The Journal of Geology Vol. 103 (2) University of Chicago Press

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