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Aughenbaugh Peak / Sallee Snowfield / Dufek Massif / Anorthosite / Cordiner Peaks / Forrestal Range / Cumulate rock / Ford Ice Piedmont / Kistler Valley / Pensacola Mountains / Edith Ronne Land / Geography of Antarctica
Date: 2011-05-06 03:41:03
Aughenbaugh Peak
Sallee Snowfield
Dufek Massif
Anorthosite
Cordiner Peaks
Forrestal Range
Cumulate rock
Ford Ice Piedmont
Kistler Valley
Pensacola Mountains
Edith Ronne Land
Geography of Antarctica

This interpretation is supported by an argon isochron plot of 40Ar/36Ar and 40K/36 Ar values (R. W. Kistler, unpublished data, The pyroxene shows much greater optical homogeneity than in the Dufek intrusion. The b

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