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    The petrogenesis of a type granites and related rocks

    Published 2009
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    Seafloor hydrothermal mineralization by Barrett, Timothy J.

    Published 1988
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    Rare-element geochemistry and mineral deposits by Linnen, Robert L.

    Published 2006
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    Petrography of the archaeological pottery of the Salado River (province of Buenos Aires, Argentina) by Frère, M. Magdalena, Gonzáles, M. Isabel, Chan, Débora, Flores, Myriam

    Published 2012
    “…The macroscopic aspects of the sherds were also considered, as well as their provenance environments, either permanent or temporary lakes, or close to the river. The mineralogical differences seem to indicate choices in the potters’ practices in their use of different clays and in the use of temper for the manufacture of a broad variety of vessels of different shapes and sizes.…”
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    Microscopic functional analysis applied to lithic raw materials from Entre Ríos province: identification and characterization of experimental use wear by Leipus, Marcela Sandra, Apolinaire, Eduardo

    Published 2020
    “…These include sandstones with different degrees of silicification and mineralogical composition, basalts, limestones and siltstones. …”
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    CERAMIC TECHNOLOGY THROUGH PETROGRAPHY IN MIRIGUACA RAVINE (ANTOFAGASTA DE LA SIERRA, CATAMARCA) DURING THE LATE PERIOD by Gasparotti, Leticia

    Published 2018
    “…Throughout this work, it was sought to determine the mineralogical composition of ceramic pastes, to examine their relationship with local geological characteristics, and to investigate the technological choices and particular ways of doing, thinking about ceramics vessels as an object that assembles and gathers materials, people and places in extensive networks that give meaning. …”
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    Efectos de la agricultura convencional sobre algunas formas del C en una toposecuencia de la Región Chaqueña, Argentina by Albanesi, A, Anriquez, A., Polo Sánchez, A.

    “…Las formas de C asociadas a las fracciones de mayor tamaño de partículas y el C potencialmente mineralizable disminuyen con la actividad agrícola en las toposecuencias Planiciey Ladera, junto con la biomasa microbiana, el cociente metabólico y la actividadades hidrogenasa, existiendo una redistribución desde las fracciones más lábiles a fracciones más humificadas. …”
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    GEOLIMNOLOGY OF CHASCOMUS LAKE, BUENOS AIRES PROVINCE, ARGENTINA. by Dangaus, Nauris Vitauts, Blasi, Adriana Mónica, Merlo, Daniel O.

    Published 2023
    “…Lake bed sediments were evaluated through the study of 16 boreholes in the following aspects: texture (grain size) and mineralogical characteristics as well as their biologic contento TIlis allowed us to find three (well defined) sections: the upper section, corresponding to modem lake freshwater environment sediments; the middle section composed of mixohaline-eurihaline paleoenvironment deposits, characterized by marine organisms and the lower section representing a freshwater fluvio-Iacustrine paleoenvironment. …”
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    Modelo para estimar la capacidad de aporte de nitrógeno del suelo by Benintende, M.C, Benintende, S.M., Sterren, M.A., Musante, C., Saluzzio, M., De Battista, J.J.

    Published 2007
    “…Las diferencias entre N0 y PMN-IA fueron de 10%. Para el N mineralizable en condiciones de temperatura y humedad a campo durante el ciclo de un cultivo, estas diferencias representaron entre 4 y 10 kg de N ha- 1 Se concluye que el N-IA permitió apreciar diferencias entre suelos y manejos diferentes y su empleo es factible de utilizar como técnica rápida y sencilla para estimar N0.…”
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