Rhenium-osmium and samarium-neodymium isotopic systematics of the Stillwater complex

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Geochemistry, Isotopic Enrichment, Magma, Neodymium, Osmium Isotopes, Petrology, Earth Crust, Lithosphere, Montana, Planetary Composition, Rhenium, Samarium

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The role of magma mixing in the formation of strategic platinum-group element ore deposits is examined using isotopic data from the Stillwater Complex, Montana. Nd and Os isotopic data show that the intrusion formed from at least two distinct magmas: ultramafic (U-type) affinity magmas and anorthositic (A-type) affinity magmas. The U-type magmas formed from a lithospheric mantle source containing recycled crustal materials and the A-type magmas originated either by crustal contamination of basaltic magmas or by partial melting of basalt in the lower crust. The results also suggest that the platinum-group element ore deposits were derived from A-type magmas which were injected into the U-type magma chamber at several stages during the development of the ultramafic series.

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