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PETROLOGY AND GEOCHEMISTRY OF MID-PLEISTOCENE LAVAS FROM SEGUAM ISLAND, CENTRAL ALEUTIAN ISLANDS, ALASKA: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE CHEMICAL AND PHYSICAL EVOLUTION OF OCEANIC ISLAND ARC MAGMATIC CENTERS

Singer, B. S., 1990, Petrology and geochemistry of mid-Pleistocene lavas from Seguam Island, central Aleutian Islands, Alaska: implications for the chemical and physical evolution of oceanic island arc magmatic centers: University of Wyoming Ph.D. dissertation, 205 p.

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