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Specific features of kimberlites of Mirny field (Sibirian platform)
Results of comparative complex investigation are provided for diamonds from primary bodies of Mirny kimberlite field, among which three groups are distinguished sharply differing by typomorphic features of crystals, related with three separated in time ...
N. N. Zinchuk, V. I. Koptil
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Magnetic surface geometry inversion of Kimberlites in Botswana
Abstract Surface geometry inversion of geophysical data has recently been introduced as an effective approach for generating surface‐based geological models. The models obtained through surface geometry inversion clearly delineate the contacts between distinct rock units, making them easily interpretable by geologists.
Saeed Vatankhah +3 more
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Olivine‐hosted secondary melt inclusions in xenoliths from five Kaapvaal craton kimberlites of variable diamond grade do not show difference in composition. The composition of 26 minerals identified in the daughter phases suggests carbonate melt rich in alkali, sulfur, chlorine, and phosphorus infiltrated the kimberlite xenoliths.
Sahroz Khan +3 more
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When a Plateau Suppresses a Plume: Disappearance of the Samoan Plume Under the Ontong Java Plateau
Abstract The Samoan hotspot generated an age‐progressive volcanic track that can be traced back to 24 Ma at Alexa Bank, but the trace of the older portion (>24 Ma) of the hotspot track is unclear. We show that six seamounts located in and around the Magellan Seamount chain—north of the Ontong‐Java Plateau (OJP)—have ages (87–106 Ma), geochemistry, and ...
M. G. Jackson +3 more
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This article provides basic information about Mikhail M. Odintsov (1911–2011), Corresponding Member of the USSR Academy of Sciences, and his scientific, organizational and social activities.
Dmitry P. Gladkochub +2 more
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Ancient Craton‐Wide Mid‐Lithosphere Discontinuity Controlled by Pargasite Channels
Abstract The mechanisms governing a commonly observed seismic velocity drop in the cratonic lithosphere, referred to as the mid‐lithospheric discontinuity (MLD), have been widely debated. To identify the composition and seismic structure of MLDs, we have analyzed Sp receiver functions (SRF) and mantle xenocrysts for six regions across Australia.
Z. J. Sudholz +6 more
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Crater formation and erosional truncation of Arkhangelskaya kimberlite pipe (Russia)
The Late Devonian kimberlite pipes Arkhangelskaya, Pionerskaya, named after Grib, as well as a number of other pipes, have full sections of crater tufogenic and terrigenous deposits in the Zimneberezhny diamondiferous region, the thickness of which is ...
A. V. Bolonin +2 more
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The finds of giant CLIPPIR-type diamonds in the placers hosted by the Ebelyakh River basin in the north of Yakutia suggest that similar diamonds can be found in the kimberlites of the Anabar region and the nearest northern deposits located within the ...
A. S. Ivanov +5 more
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Specific Internal Structure of Diamonds from Zarnitsa Kimberlite Pipe
The Zarnitsa kimberlite pipe is one of the largest pipes of the Yakutian diamondiferous province. Currently, some limited published data exists on the diamonds from this deposit.
Alexey Ragozin +3 more
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The successful prospecting of kimberlite pipes is dependent upon a comprehensive understanding of the deep structures of the pipes and the host geological formation. This is a challenging task, given the complex nature of diamond deposits, the small size
Konstantin Danilov +4 more
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