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petrogenesis
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petrogenesis [¦pe·trō′jen·ə·səs]
(petrology)
That branch of petrology dealing with the origin of rocks, particularly igneous rocks. Also known as petrogeny.
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The third paper will synthesize a large geochemical database for ophiolites, and summarize petrogenetic implications and controversies.
Igneous Rock Associations 9. Ophiolites 1: from the beginning to ... by Hebert, Rejean / Geoscience Canada
Petrogenetic modelling using these elements shows that variations in IAT can be explained by between 15-40% partial melting followed by fractionation of mafic phases.
Igneous rock associations 8. Arc magmatism II: geochemical and ... by Murphy, J. Brendan / Geoscience Canada
and Foit, Jr, E, 2003, Fahlore as a petrogenetic indicator, Keno Hill Ag-Pb-Zn district, Yukon, Canada: Mineralogical Magazine, v.
Great mining camps of Canada 1. The history and geology of the Keno ... by Cathro, R.J. / Geoscience Canada
 
 
 
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