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KOCAK, KERIM, KURT, HUSEYIN, ZEDEF, VEYSEL, FERRÉ, ERIC C. (2007) Characteristics of the amphibolites from Nigde metamorphics (Central Turkey), deduced from whole rock and mineral chemistry. GEOCHEMICAL JOURNAL, 41 (4) 241-257 doi:10.2343/geochemj.41.241

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TitleCharacteristics of the amphibolites from Nigde metamorphics (Central Turkey), deduced from whole rock and mineral chemistry
JournalGEOCHEMICAL JOURNAL
AuthorsKOCAK, KERIMAuthor
KURT, HUSEYINAuthor
ZEDEF, VEYSELAuthor
FERRÉ, ERIC C.Author
Year2007Volume41
Issue4
PublisherGeochemical Society of Japan
DOIdoi:10.2343/geochemj.41.241Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceKOCAK, KERIM, KURT, HUSEYIN, ZEDEF, VEYSEL, FERRÉ, ERIC C. (2007) Characteristics of the amphibolites from Nigde metamorphics (Central Turkey), deduced from whole rock and mineral chemistry. GEOCHEMICAL JOURNAL, 41 (4) 241-257 doi:10.2343/geochemj.41.241
Plain TextKOCAK, KERIM, KURT, HUSEYIN, ZEDEF, VEYSEL, FERRÉ, ERIC C. (2007) Characteristics of the amphibolites from Nigde metamorphics (Central Turkey), deduced from whole rock and mineral chemistry. GEOCHEMICAL JOURNAL, 41 (4) 241-257 doi:10.2343/geochemj.41.241
In(2007) GEOCHEMICAL JOURNAL Vol. 41 (4) Geochemical Society of Japan

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