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Using helium isotopes to unravel the hydrothermal plume signatures and magmatic influence at the North Mata submarine volcanoes, NE Lau Basin, South Pacific.

Caroline Wilkinson, Tamara Baumberger, D. A. Butterfield, S. L. Walker, J. E. Lupton, K. H. Rubin

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Key concepts: Geology, Volcano, Hydrothermal circulation, Submarine, Pacific basin, Hydrothermal vent, Submarine volcano, Geochemistry

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