By J. G. Fitton, Bridget Gilfillan Upton
ISBN-10: 0632016167
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51270 (Fig. 1, Table 1)). These magmas are clearly derived from mantle depleted in the light REE for a considerable period of time. A concomitant depletion in Rb is also apparent, but in the case of Tahiti and Malaita the magmas have slightly higher SVSr/86Sr ratios. This could result from (a) mixing of MORB mantle with a recycled radiogenic component or (b) influx of a high Rb/Sr fluid. 704 (~ ion lithophile elements) and LREE-enriched hydrous fluids in the mantle (LREE stands for light rare-earth elements).
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