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Journal of Petrology | Volume 39 | Number 11-12 | Pages 1839-1845 | 1998
© Oxford University Press 1998

Carbonatites—Into the Twenty-First Century

K. Bell1,*, B. A. Kjarsgaard2 and A. Simonetti3

1 Ottawa-Carleton Geoscience Centre, Department of Earth Sciences, Carleton University Ottawa, Ont., Canada
2 Geological Survey of Canada Ottawa, Ont., Canada
3 Geotop, Université Du QuéBec A MontréAl MontréAl, Qué., Canada

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    Introduction
 
At the 1997 annual meeting of the GAC–MAC in Ottawa, a two and a half day carbonatite symposium was held in honour of John Gittins, who recently retired from the Geology Department at the University of Toronto. John, long associated with carbonatites, was co-editor with Frank Tuttle of Carbonatites, a book which provided a comprehensive and detailed summary of carbonatite research up to 1966 (Tuttle & Gittins, 1966Go). During his research career John studied a number of diverse problems pertaining to carbonatites, especially those involving mineralogical and phase equilibrium studies. His uncanny knack of homing in on some of the fundamental problems associated with carbonatite petrogenesis led to the publication of a number of stimulating papers. John is one of those rare individuals who can integrate both field and experimental studies. The paper he co-authored with Cooper and Tuttle on the calcium–alkali carbonate ternary system was one of . . . [Full Text of this Article]


    Lithosphere Versus Asthenosphere
 

    Parental Magmas and Their Products
 

    Carbonatitic Melt Migration and Mantle Metasomatism
 

    The Silicate–Carbonatite Rock Association
 

    Fractionation and Evolution of Carbonatite Magmas
 

    Summary
 

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