Basalts from the East Pacific Rise: an example of typical oceanic crust depleted in hygromagmaphile elements.

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The basalt samples are typical light-REE-depleted normal oceanic crust. This implies that large, long-lived magma chambers do not exist at the axis of the Rise.-K.A.R.

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Cambon, P., Bougault, H., Joron, J. L., & Treuil, M. (1983). Basalts from the East Pacific Rise: an example of typical oceanic crust depleted in hygromagmaphile elements. Initial Reports of the D.S.D.P., 65, 623–633. https://doi.org/10.2973/dsdp.proc.65.129.1983

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