Minor and trace elements in augite, hornblende, and pyrope megacrysts from Kakanui, New Zeland

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Minor and trace elements have been determined in augite, hornblende, and pyrope megacrysts by neutron activation analysis and spark-source mass spectrometry, and the results are compared with published data. The lanthanide patterns are especially significant; relative to chondritic abundances, augite shows a comparatively unfraction- ated pattern, whereas hornblende is progressively depleted and pyrope progressively enriched in the heavier lanthanides. The lava accompanying the megacrysts appears to have been derived from a basaltic magma by the removal of pyrope followed by selective crystallisation. © 1973 Taylor & Francis Group, LLC.

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Mason, B., & Allen, R. O. (1973). Minor and trace elements in augite, hornblende, and pyrope megacrysts from Kakanui, New Zeland. New Zealand Journal of Geology and Geophysics, 16(4), 935–947. https://doi.org/10.1080/00288306.1973.10555233

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