Strengths and limitations of zircon Lu-Hf and O isotopes in modelling crustal growth
Authors:
- Justin L. PayneJPJustin L. Payne
- David J. McInerneyDMDavid J. McInerney
- Karin M. BarovichKBKarin M. Barovich
- Christopher L. KirklandCKChristopher L. Kirkland
- Norman J. PearsonNPNorman J. Pearson
- Martin HandMHMartin Hand
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