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Geology of a magma transfer zone: the Hortav沠Igneous Complex, north-central Norway

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2003

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Barnes, Calvin G.
Prestvik, Tore
Barnes, Melanie
Anthony, Elizabeth
Allen, Charlotte M

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Geological Society Norway

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The Hortavær intrusive complex consists of a wide range of plutonic rocks, from gabbro (calcic) to alkali feldspar syenite (alkalic). Emplacement at 456 ± 8 Ma (U-Pb, titanite) was primarily as a series of dikes that range from tens of cm to many meters

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Keywords: dike; fractionation; geology; igneous geochemistry; magma; metasedimentary rock; quartz; transfer zone; Eurasia; Europe; Northern Europe; Norway; Scandinavia

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/85797

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Norsk Geologisk Tidskrift - Norwegian Journal of Geology

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