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Peter Szatmari / Metamorphic rocks / Economic geology / Ultramafic rocks / Cratons / Peridotite / Serpentinite / Basalt / Lost City / Geology / Petrology / Plate tectonics
Date: 2008-10-23 06:51:46
Peter Szatmari
Metamorphic rocks
Economic geology
Ultramafic rocks
Cratons
Peridotite
Serpentinite
Basalt
Lost City
Geology
Petrology
Plate tectonics

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