A heterogeneous subcontinental mantle under the African–Arabian Plate boundary revealed by boron and radiogenic isotopes
Abstract The northern and northwestern margins of the Arabian Plate are a locus of a diffuse and long-lasting (early Miocene to Pleistocene) Na-alkali basaltic volcanism, sourced in the asthenosphere mantle. The upwelling asthenosphere at the Africa–Arabia margin produces very limited magma volumes...
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Main Authors: | Samuele Agostini, Paolo Di Giuseppe, Piero Manetti, Carlo Doglioni, Sandro Conticelli |
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Language: | EN |
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Nature Portfolio
2021
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Online Access: | https://doaj.org/article/a82c6ae17d444402b8e00c1e9985c3eb |
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