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Amphibole and phlogopite in "hybrid" metasomatic bands monitor trace element transfer at the interface between felsic and ultramafic rocks (Eastern Alps, Italy)

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Marocchi, Marta
Hermann, Joerg
Tropper, Peter
Bargossi, Giuseppe Maria
Mair, Volkmar

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Ultramafic rocks in contact to gneisses in the Mt. Hochwart HP mélange (Eastern Italian Alps) preserve a series of metasomatic mineral zones. A phlogopitite with minor tremolite and accessory zircon and apatite forms close to the gneiss (Zone 1). Zone 2

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2037-12-31