Geochemistry of diabase dikes from the Lewis Hills Massif, Bay of Islands ophiolite - Evidence for partial melting of oceanic crust in transform faults

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Earth Crust, Geochemistry, Igneous Rocks, Massifs, Ocean Bottom, Rock Intrusions, Basalt, Geological Faults, Maps, Melting, Trace Elements

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