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Salvi, S. (2000) Hydrothermal Mobilization of High Field Strength Elements in Alkaline Igneous Systems: Evidence from the Tamazeght Complex (Morocco) Economic Geology, 95 (3) 559-576 doi:10.2113/95.3.559

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TitleHydrothermal Mobilization of High Field Strength Elements in Alkaline Igneous Systems: Evidence from the Tamazeght Complex (Morocco)
JournalEconomic Geology
AuthorsSalvi, S.Author
Year2000 (May 1)Volume95
Issue3
PublisherSociety of Economic Geologists
DOIdoi:10.2113/95.3.559Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceSalvi, S. (2000) Hydrothermal Mobilization of High Field Strength Elements in Alkaline Igneous Systems: Evidence from the Tamazeght Complex (Morocco) Economic Geology, 95 (3) 559-576 doi:10.2113/95.3.559
Plain TextSalvi, S. (2000) Hydrothermal Mobilization of High Field Strength Elements in Alkaline Igneous Systems: Evidence from the Tamazeght Complex (Morocco) Economic Geology, 95 (3) 559-576 doi:10.2113/95.3.559
In(2000, May) Economic Geology Vol. 95 (3) Society of Economic Geologists

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