Late Caledonian dyke-swarms of northern Britain; some preliminary petrogenetic and tectonic implications of their province-wide distribution and chemical variation

Nicholas Martin Shaw Rock; J. William Gaskarth; P. J. Henney; Paul Shand

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Late Caledonian dyke-swarms of northern Britain; some preliminary petrogenetic and tectonic implications of their province-wide distribution and chemical variation

Nicholas Martin Shaw Rock;

Nicholas Martin Shaw Rock

Univ. West. Aust., Dep. Geol., Nedlands, West. Aust., Australia

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J. William Gaskarth;

J. William Gaskarth

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P. J. Henney;

P. J. Henney

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Nicholas Martin Shaw Rock

Univ. West. Aust., Dep. Geol., Nedlands, West. Aust., Australia

J. William Gaskarth

P. J. Henney

Paul Shand

Publisher: Mineralogical Association of Canada

First Online: 02 Mar 2017

Online ISSN: 1499-1276

Print ISSN: 0008-4476

The Canadian Mineralogist (1988) 26 (1): 3–22.

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