Crustal Composition Variation is a geological construct that denotes the spatial and temporal differences in the elemental and mineralogical makeup of the Earth's crust, distinguishing itself from other crustal properties by specifically characterizing heterogeneity in chemical and lithological constituents across tectonic domains and depth intervals.
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