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    Volume 30, Number 4
    1 December 1995
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    Other| December 01, 1995

    Comparative study of the transition between very low-grade and low-grade metamorphism in siliciclastic and carbonate sediments; Early Cretaceous, Cameros Basin (northern Spain)

    J. Alonso-Azcarate
    J. Alonso-Azcarate
    Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Departamento de Cristalografia y Mineralogia, Madrid, Spain
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    Clay Minerals (1995) 30 (4): 407-419.
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    J. Alonso-Azcarate, J. F. Barrenechea, M. Rodas, J. R. Mas; Comparative study of the transition between very low-grade and low-grade metamorphism in siliciclastic and carbonate sediments; Early Cretaceous, Cameros Basin (northern Spain). Clay Minerals ; 30 (4): 407–419. doi: https://doi.org/

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      Cameros Basin clastic rocks Europe carbonate rocks Castile Spain Castilla y Leon Spain Cretaceous clay mineralogy illite Mesozoic Iberian Peninsula metamorphism sheet silicates Lower Cretaceous Spain silicates siliciclastics Old Castile Spain sedimentary rocks Southern Europe
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      • areal studies
      • authigenic minerals
      • Cameros Basin
      • carbonate rocks
      • Castile Spain
      • Castilla y Leon Spain
      • clastic rocks
      • clay mineralogy
      • Cretaceous
      • crystallinity
      • Europe
      • Iberian Peninsula
      • illite
      • illitization
      • low-grade metamorphism
      • Lower Cretaceous
      • Mesozoic
      • metamorphism
      • Old Castile Spain
      • phase transitions
      • sedimentary rocks
      • sheet silicates
      • silicates
      • siliciclastics
      • Soria Spain
      • Southern Europe
      • Spain
      • Enciso Group
      • Urbion Group
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