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spellingShingle Musumeci, G., Mazzarini, F., Corti, G., Barsella, M., Montanari, D., Tectonics, Magma emplacement in a thrust ramp anticline: The Gavorrano Granite (northern Apennines, Italy), Geochemistry and Petrology, Geophysics
title Magma emplacement in a thrust ramp anticline: The Gavorrano Granite (northern Apennines, Italy)
title_full Magma emplacement in a thrust ramp anticline: The Gavorrano Granite (northern Apennines, Italy)
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title_sort magma emplacement in a thrust ramp anticline: the gavorrano granite (northern apennines, italy)
title_unstemmed Magma emplacement in a thrust ramp anticline: The Gavorrano Granite (northern Apennines, Italy)
topic Geochemistry and Petrology, Geophysics
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