letters to nature serpentinized peridotite (Fig. 2c). Assuming a lower-crustal velocity of 3.6 km s21, the estimated maximum S-velocity perturbation of 10% near the wedge corner could represent a level of serpentinizatio

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Date: 2002-05-29 14:28:42 Hypsodont Geology Molar Ungulate Miocene Mikael Fortelius Peridotite Elasmotherium		letters to nature serpentinized peridotite (Fig. 2c). Assuming a lower-crustal velocity of 3.6 km s21, the estimated maximum S-velocity perturbation of 10% near the wedge corner could represent a level of serpentinizatio Add to Reading List Source URL: www.biocenter.helsinki.fi Download Document from Source Website File Size: 319,27 KB Share Document on Facebook

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