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Geochronology of Metasomatic Events

2012
In order to date any geological event, suitable mineral geochronometers that record that and only that event must be identified and analyzed. In the case of metasomatism, recrystallisation is a key process that controls both the petrology and the isotopic record of minerals. It can occur both in the form of complete neocrystallisation (e.g.
Villa, Igor Maria, Williams, Michael L
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Ordovician Geochronology

1978
Abstract Fission track analysis of pyrogenic apatite from a bentonite in the Acton Scott beds of the type section of Murchisons Caradoc Series has produced minimum ages of 443 ± 27 m.y. (external detector method) and 459 ± 27 m.y. (population method).
Reuben J. Ross   +2 more
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Introduction to Geochronology

2020
Accurate knowledge of climate variations in the past is an essential preamble to any realistic modeling of future climate, and requires an understanding of the mechanisms that govern the natural dynamics of the climate, and especially of its rapid changes.
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Geochronology as based on Solar Radiation

Science, 1927
In the article by Dr. G. De Geer on the "Geochronology as based on Solar Radiation" (SCIENCE, 1927, LXVI, p. 458), in line 14 of the second column for "this" read "the," in line 22 of the fourth column omit the words "already made" and in line 37 of the fifth column for "non" read "now."
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TEMORA 1: a new zircon standard for Phanerozoic U–Pb geochronology

, 2003
L. Black   +6 more
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