Modelling of thermochemical plumes and implications for the origin of the Siberian traps
Authors:
- Nickolay L. DobretsovNDNickolay L. Dobretsov
- Anatoliy G. KirdyashkinAKAnatoliy G. Kirdyashkin
- Valery A. VernikovskyVVValery A. Vernikovsky
- Igor N. GladkovIGIgor N. Gladkov
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