论文信息 - Carbon recycled into deep Earth: Evidence from dolomite dissociation in subduction-zone rocks: Comment and Reply: REPLY

Carbon recycled into deep Earth: Evidence from dolomite dissociation in subduction-zone rocks: Comment and Reply: REPLY

I appreciate the interest that Hermann has shown in our study of carbon recycled into deep Earth ([Zhu and Ogasawara, 2002a][1]). The work reported in that paper was accomplished in Ogasawara's laboratory at Waseda University; all samples were collected by Ogasawara, and the first author

Yongfeng Zhu

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