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Mass balance in migmatites

1985
The migmatite problem has always been interrelated with the granite problem. The long and sometimes heated debates of the granite controversy between ‘magmatists’ and ‘transformationists’ were ended, for the time being, by Tuttle and Bowen (1958). Their study also convinced many geologists that migmatites were the product of simple partial melting and ...
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Migmatite occurrences in New England

1985
The high-grade metamorphic belts of the northern Appalachians in New England comprise one of the classic migmatite terrains of the world. Migmatites occur within the highest-grade metamorphic zones in roughly linearnorth-south belts running from Long Island Sound to near the Canadian border—a distance of about 500 km (Figure 6.1).
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Migmatites

2021
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Principles of Structural Analysis of Migmatites

1999
It should be a source of encouragement to the inexperienced observer that, in most cases, the lack of success when attempting to resolve the structural complexity of migmatites and other rocks affected by multiple deformation stems largely from a failure to adopt a systematic, sequential approach to the study.
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Melt-producing versus melt-consuming reactions in pelitic xenoliths and migmatites

Lithos, 2010
Leo M Kriegsman   +1 more
exaly  

migmatite

2014
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What controls partial melting in migmatites?

Journal of Metamorphic Geology, 1988
W Johannes
exaly  

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