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Urban groundwater needs proper management since it is potentially susceptible to both hydraulic and chemical stresses. To manage an aquifer well, an understanding is needed of how the aquifer works.
Roslan, Norsyafina
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Most of the rare metal mineralisation in highly differentiated facies of zoned granites or in syngenetic pegmatite dykes results from advanced fractional crystallization.
Muchez, Philippe +3 more
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Samples from the Shuksan Metamorphic Suite in the Gee Point-Finney Creek area were analyzed for twelve major elements and for the trace elements Y, Sr, Rb, Sc, Ni, Cr, Cu, Zr and Ba. The chemical compositions suggest that the protolith for the blueschist
Street-Martin, Leah V.
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Exhalative metasediments ? clues to the real nature of regional metamorphic processes?
Regional metamorphic petrogenetic theory is currently dominated by the hypothesis that the principal grade indicator silicates and their related minerals arise by a variety of chemical reactions. It is postulated that, with rise (or fall) in regional crustal temperature and pressure, original materials become destabilized, break down, and are dissolved
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Hydrous oceanic crust hosts megathrust creep at low shear stresses. [PDF]
Tulley CJ, Fagereng Å, Ujiie K.
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Hydrogeophysical modeling of the groundwater aquifer units under climate variability in parts of Peninsular Malaysia: A case study of the climate-water nexus approach to sustainability. [PDF]
Kayode JS +7 more
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Spåra ursprunget av metasedimentära bergarter från Färö-Shetland bassängen
The Faroe-Shetland region has been exposed to a long history of tectonic events and the geology in the area is rather complex. This history has led to the formation large metasedimentary deposits, though the origin of these deposits is not yet fully ...
Eriksson, Sarah
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Macrofossils and most mineralized microfossils are often absent in metasediments and commonlyunrecognizable in deformed rocks. Conversely, organic-walled microfossils such asspores/pollen, acritarchs and chitinozoans (i.e.
Fonseca, P. E. +4 more
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First finding of continental deep subduction in the Sesia Zone of the Western Alps and implications for subduction dynamics. [PDF]
Chen YX +5 more
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A spatial reconnaissance survey for gold exploration in a schist belt. [PDF]
Tende AW +5 more
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