Magma Hybridization
Magma Hybridization is a petrological process in which two or more distinct magma bodies interact and combine through physical and chemical mixing, resulting in a new magma with compositional, thermal, or isotopic characteristics intermediate between the end-member magmas.
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Bernard Barbarin, Jean Didier · Earth and Environmental Science Transactions of the Royal Society of Edinburgh · 1992 · 348 citations
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