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This chapter reviews the systematics of partial melting of mantle lithologies - like peridotite and eclogite - in the presence of carbon dioxide. It discusses the composition of mantle-derived magmas generated in the presence of carbon dioxide and whether magmas erupted on Earth’s surface resemble carbonated magmas from the mantle. It reviews how the production of carbon dioxide-rich magma in the mantle varies as a function of tectonic settings - beneath continents and oceans and in subduction zones - and time.
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Yaxley, G. M., Ghosh, S., Kiseeva, E. S., Mallik, A., Spandler, C., Thomson, A. R., & Walter, M. J. (2019). CO2-Rich Melts in Earth. In Deep Carbon: Past to Present (pp. 129–162). Cambridge University Press. https://doi.org/10.1017/9781108677950.006
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