Melting Dynamics of Late Cretaceous Lamprophyres in Central Asia Suggest a Mechanism to Explain Many Continental Intraplate Basaltic Suite Magmatic Provinces
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W. Griffin | J. Afonso | S. O’Reilly | Jianping Zheng | Q. Xiong | B. Oliveira | H. Dai | J. Zheng | Jianping Zheng
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