Research ArticleArticles

Arc crust formation and differentiation constrained by experimental petrology

Othmar Müntener and Peter Ulmer
American Journal of Science January 2018, 318 (1) 64-89; DOI: https://doi.org/10.2475/01.2018.04

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Arc crust formation and differentiation constrained by experimental petrology
Othmar Müntener, Peter Ulmer
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