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May 31, 2019ENLIGHTEN (Jurnal Bimbingan dan Konseling Islam)Open Access

The Alkaline Lamprophyres of the Dolomitic Area (Southern Alps, Italy): Markers of the Late Triassic Change from Orogenic-like to Anorogenic Magmatism

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FCFederico CasettaUniversity of ViennaRIRyan B. IckertPurdue University West LafayetteDMDarren F. MarkNatural Environment Research Council

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