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JOURNAL OF PETROLOG
VOLUME 36

NUMBER 2 APRIL 1995

CONTENTS
265

D. R. T o r m e y , F. A . Frey & L. Lopez-Escobar

Geochemistry of the Active Azufre-Planchon-Peteroa Volcanic Complex, Chile (35 I5S): Evidence
for Multiple Sources and Processes in a Cordilleran Arc Magmatic System

299

D. A . Clague, J. G. Moore, J. E. Dixon & W. B. Friesen

Petrology of Submarine Lavas from Kilauea's Puna Ridge, Hawaii

351

M. W. N y m a n , D. R. M. Pattison & E. D. Ghent

Melt Extraction during Formation of K-Feldspar + Sillimanite Migmatites, West of Revelstoke,
British Columbia

373

C. N k o u m b o u , B. Deruelle & D. Velde

Petrology of Mt Etinde Nephelinite Series

397

C. G. Barnes, K. Johnson, M. A. Barnes, T. Prestvik,

R. W. Kistler & B. Sundvoll
The Grayback Pluton: Magmatism in a Jurassic Rack-Arc Environment, Klamath Mountains,
Oregon

417

Y. T a m u r a
Liquid Lines of Descent of Island Arc Magmas and Genesis of Rhyolites: Evidence from the
Shirahama Group, Japan

435

S. Dasgupta, P. Sengupta, J. Ehl, M . Raith & S. Bardhan

Reaction Textures in a Suite of Spinel Granulites from the Eastern Ghats Belt, India: Evidence
for Polymetamorphism, a Partial Petrogenetic Grid in the System KFMASH and the Roles of ZnO
and Fe2O3

463

B. Biihn, M . Okrusch, E. Woermann, K. Lehnert

& S. Hoernes
Metamorphic Evolution of Neoproterozoic Manganese Formations and their Country Rocks at
Otjosondu, Namibia

?97

M . Z . C a m u r & A . I. Kilinc
Empirical Solution Model for Alkalic to Tholeiitic Basic Magmas

515

J. Blichert-Toft, M . T. Rosing, C. E. Lesher & C. Chauvel

Geochemical Constraints on the Origin of the Late Archean Skjoldungen Alkaline Igneous Province,
SE Greenland

563

A . D. L. Skelton, C. M. Graham & M. j . Bickle

Lithological and Structural Controls on Regional 3-D Fluid Flow Patterns during Greenschist Fades
Metamorphism of the Dalradian of the SW Scottish Highlands

587

G. H . Symmes & J. M. Ferry

Metamorphism, Fluid Flow and Partial Melting in Pelitic Rocks from the Onawa Contact Aureole,
Central Maine, USA

613

Book r e v i e w

614

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