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2006, Chemical GeologyCitation Excerpt :Of 26 isochrons in this report six appear to concur on an intersection with a MTL composition (denoted here R4). These are the isochrons of the Amîtsoq gneiss of Greenland (3.73 Ga line B in Tera, 2003), Africa's Barberton komatiite (3.40 Ga, Brévart et al., 1986) and Belingwe komatiite (2.69 Ga, Dupré and Arndt, 1990), Australia's Ruth Well komatiite (2.64 Ga; Dupré and Arndt, 1990), Australia's Kambalda volcanics (2.55 Ga, Roddick, 1984), and Finland's Suomussalmi greenstone belt (2.66 Ga, Vidal et al., 1980). The case of the Amîtsoq gneiss is detailed in Tera (2003, Fig. 21), and that of Belingwe is discussed in Section 3.2 of this work.
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