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月面のアノルトサイトスライド15415,18の鉱物学と地質学の研究

R B Hargraves, L S Hollister

    Science (New York, N.Y.)
    |January 28, 1972
    PubMed
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    この研究では,アノートソサイト岩15415,18を分析し,プラジオクラゼとピロキセンの構成を明らかにしました. この発見は,深い地殻の環境における特定のマグマタイプからのプラジオクラゼの成長による形成を示唆している.

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