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Noble gas systematics in new popping rocks from the Mid-Atlantic Ridge (14°N): Evidence for small-scale upper mantle heterogeneities by Péron, Sandrine, Moreira, Manuel A., Kurz, Mark D., Curtice, Joshua, Blusztajn, Jerzy S., Putlitz, Benita, Wanless, V. Dorsey, Jones, Max P., Soule, S. Adam, Mittelstaedt, Eric

“…The origin and evolution of terrestrial volatiles is a fundamental question in Earth and planetary sciences. To better address this, it is necessary to…”
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Primitive neon from the center of the Galápagos hotspot by Kurz, Mark D., Curtice, Joshua, Fornari, Dan, Geist, Dennis, Moreira, Manuel

“…We present new helium and neon measurements in dredged basaltic glasses from the Western Galápagos, with an emphasis on the submarine flanks of Fernandina…”
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Solar neon in the Icelandic mantle: new evidence for an undegassed lower mantle by Moreira, Manuel, Breddam, Kresten, Curtice, Joshua, Kurz, Mark D.

“…New helium and neon data from subglacial Icelandic basalts confirm that the Icelandic mantle source is relatively undegassed. The 3He/ 4He ratios vary between…”
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Flux and size fractionation of 3He in interplanetary dust from Antarctic ice core samples by Brook, Edward J., Kurz, Mark D., Curtice, Joshua

“…Accretion of extraterrestrial material to earth is of interest for a variety of reasons, including as a possible driver of long or short-term climate change,…”
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He and Ne isotopes in oceanic crust: implications for noble gas recycling in the mantle by Moreira, Manuel, Blusztajn, Jerzy, Curtice, Joshua, Hart, Stan, Dick, Henry, Kurz, Mark D.

“…In an attempt to determine the helium and neon isotopic composition of the lower oceanic crust, we report new noble gas measurements on 11 million year old…”
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Accretion of interplanetary dust in polar ice by Brook, Edward J., Kurz, Mark D., Curtice, Joshua, Cowburn, Stuart

“…Measurements of helium isotopes in particles separated from polar ice demonstrate that extraterrestrial ³He dominates the ³He flux at the GISP2 (Greenland) and…”
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Determining the noble gas cosmic ray exposure ages of 23 meteorites (8 chondrites and 15 achondrites) from modeling and empirical methods by Bekaert, David V., Curtice, Joshua, Meier, Matthias M. M., Byrne, David J., Broadley, Michael W., Seltzer, Alan, Barry, Peter, Kurz, Mark D., Nielsen, Sune G.

“…We present He‐Ne‐Ar isotope data for 23 meteorite samples mainly recovered in Antarctica (six ordinary chondrites [OC], two CV chondrites, eight eucrites, one…”
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Flux and size fractionation of (3)He in interplanetary dust from Antarctic ice core samples by Brook, E J, Kurz, M D, Curtice, J

“…Accretion of extraterrestrial material to earth is of interest for a variety of reasons, including as a possible driver of long or short-term climate change,…”
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Mantle deformation and noble gases: Helium and neon in oceanic mylonites by Kurz, Mark D., Warren, Jessica M., Curtice, Joshua

“…In an effort to constrain the behavior of noble gases during mantle deformation, we present new helium and neon data in mylonites from subaerial St. Peter and…”
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Correlated helium, neon, and melt production on the super-fast spreading East Pacific Rise near 17°S by Kurz, Mark D., Moreira, Manuel, Curtice, Joshua, Lott, Dempsey E., Mahoney, John J., Sinton, John M.

“…We report new helium and neon isotopic compositions in dredged basalt glasses from the superfast spreading East Pacific Rise (EPR) between 13° and 23°S. The…”
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Glacial and volcanic history of Icelandic table mountains from cosmogenic 3He exposure ages by Licciardi, Joseph M., Kurz, Mark D., Curtice, Joshua M.

“…Basaltic table mountains in the neovolcanic zones of Iceland have been interpreted as subglacial volcanoes that emerged through an ice sheet. Using their…”
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Glacial and volcanic history of Icelandic table mountains from cosmogenic super(3)He exposure ages by Licciardi, Joseph M, Kurz, Mark D, Curtice, Joshua M

“…Basaltic table mountains in the neovolcanic zones of Iceland have been interpreted as subglacial volcanoes that emerged through an ice sheet. Using their…”
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