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Speaker: Tom Norwood Title: Alkaline volcanoclastics from East Greenland: constraints on their source and post-rift lithospheric structure of the margin.

Speaker: Will Miller. Title: Recalibration of the Gudmundsson & Wood (1995) oxygen barometer and its application to mantle peridotites

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