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Ultramafic–Alkaline–Carbonatite Complexes as a Result of Two-Stage Melting of a Mantle Plume: Evidence from the Mid-Paleoproterozoic Tiksheozero Intrusion, Northern Karelia, Russia

B. Belyatsky | E. Sharkov | O. Bogatikov | M. Bogina | P. Frolov | A. Chistyakov | V. Shchiptsov

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