Archean Podiform Chromitites and Mantle Tectonites in Ophiolitic Mélange, North China Craton: A Record of Early Oceanic Mantle Processes
Authors:
- Jianghai LiJLJianghai Li
- Timothy M. KuskyTKTimothy M. Kusky
- Xiongnan HuangXHXiongnan Huang
- 1 January 2002
- journal article
- Published by Geological Society of America in GSA Today
- Vol. 12 (7)
Abstract
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