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1. Interplay between melt infiltration and deformation in the deep lithospheric mantle (External Liguride ophiolite, North Italy) K. Hidas et al.
2. Melt–rock interactions in a veined mantle: pyroxenite–peridotite reaction experiments at 2 GPa G. Borghini et al.
3. Petrogenesis of Paleoproterozoic mafic magmatic rocks from Garhwal Lesser Himalayan Sequence: Implications for Precambrian crustal recycling and geodynamic evolution of proto-northern Indian continental margin A. Pandey et al.
4. Derivation of Hawaiian rejuvenated magmas from deep carbonated mantle sources: A review of experimental and natural constraints A. Borisova & R. Tilhac
5. Enriched Hf Nd isotopic signature of veined pyroxenite-infiltrated peridotite as a possible source for E-MORB G. Borghini et al.
6. Recent advances made by reaction experiments on melting of heavily metasomatized hydrous mantle D. Prelević et al.
7. Geochemical evidence for a widespread Paleoproterozoic continental arc-back-arc magmatism in the Lesser Himalaya during the Columbia supercontinent assembly A. Pandey
8. Clinopyroxenite generation via high-pressure crystallization of a moderately evolved MORB-type basalt: Experiments from 1.0 to 2.5 GPa G. Borghini et al.
9. The Eastern Australian Volcanic Province, its primitive melts, constraints on melt sources and the influence of mantle metasomatism J. Shea et al.
10. Multiple Episodes of Rock-Melt Reaction at the Slab-Mantle Interface: Formation of High Silica Primary Magmas in Intermediate to Hot Subduction Zones A. Rebaza et al.
11. Transcrustal and source processes affecting the chemical characteristics of magmas in a hyperactive volcanic zone C. Corella Santa Cruz et al.
12. Petrographic and geochemical analysis of inversely zoned chondrules F. Joseph et al.
13. Ambient pyroxenite mantle melting in the origin of Panjal-Qiangtang continental flood basalts: Implications for Early Permian Gondwana rifting and the birth of the Neo-Tethys A. Pandey et al.
14. Experimentally determined nickel partitioning between mantle minerals and hydrous mafic melts at 1050–1250 °C: Evaluation of pyroxenite contribution to arc magma generation Z. Sun et al.
15. Partial melting of arclogite and petrogenesis of alkaline-silicate complexes E. Bowman et al.
16. Basalts from MAR at 13°15′–13°40′N: What mixed? L. Aranovich et al.