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Excess 40Ar in biotite and hornblende from the Noril'sk 1 intrusion, Siberia: implications for the age of the Siberian Traps — Paul Randall Renne (1995) | RDL Network
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Excess 40Ar in biotite and hornblende from the Noril'sk 1 intrusion, Siberia: implications for the age of the Siberian Traps
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Paul Randall Renne
University of California, Berkeley
Excess 40Ar in biotite and hornblende from the Noril'sk 1 intrusion, Siberia: implications for the age of the Siberian Traps
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