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BDL -Base of the Depleted Lithosphere BRV -Bravo pipe BSE -Backscattered-Electron CAN -Canastra pipe CARP -Cluster Analysis by Recursive Partitioning CART -Classification and Regression Tree CAT -Catalão pipe CH -Canastra Highlands CHN -Charneca pipe CLIPPIR -Cullinan-like, Large, Inclusion-Poor, Pure, Irregular and Resorbed Cpht -Carats per hundred tonnes CRL -Craton Reference Line Di -Partition coefficient Di cpx/gnt -Partition coefficient of i (V, Sc, V/Sc) between garnet and clinopyroxene DZ -Depleted Zone EDS -Energy Dispersive Spectroscopy EM -Enriched Mantle EMP -Electron Microprobe FER -Ferragem pipe FMQ -Fayalite-Magnetite-Quartz FOR -Forca pipe ƒO2 -Oxygen fugacity

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Lynthener Bianca Takenaka de Oliveira

Age, provenance and tectonic setting of metasedimentary sequences of the Gurupi Belt and São Luís cratonic fragment, northern Brazil: Broadening the understanding of the Proterozoic-Early Cambrian tectonic evolution

Crustal reworking and Archean TTG generation in the south Gavião Block, São Francisco Craton, Brazil

Origin and composition of the Subcontinental Lithospheric Mantle (SCLM) along the lineament of 125° Azimuth, Brazil

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