Preferred orientation and anisotropy of seismic and magnetic properties in gabbronorites from the Bushveld layered intrusion

Joshua M. Feinberg; H. R. Wenk; G. R. Scott; Paul Randall Renne

doi:10.1016/j.tecto.2006.03.017

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Preferred orientation and anisotropy of seismic and magnetic properties in gabbronorites from the Bushveld layered intrusion

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