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E. Pupier et al., « Igneous layering, fractional crystallization and growth of granitic plutons: The Dolbel batholith in SW Niger », Serveur académique Lausannois, ID : 10.1093/petrology/egn017
This study reassesses the development of compositional layering during the growth of granitic plutons, with emphasis on fractional crystallization and its interaction with both injection and inflation-related deformation. The Dolbel batholith (SW Niger) consists of 14, kilometre-sized plutons emplaced by pulsed magma inputs. Each pluton has a coarse-grained core and a peripheral layered series. Rocks consist of albite (An(