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Geochemical evidence of mantle reservoir evolution during progressive rifting along the western Afar margin by Rooney, Tyrone O., Mohr, Paul, Dosso, Laure, Hall, Chris

“…The Afar triple junction, where the Red Sea, Gulf of Aden and African Rift System extension zones converge, is a pivotal domain for the study of…”
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Distinguishing dolerite dike populations in post-grampian Connemara by Mohr, Paul, Hunt, Jon, Riekstins, Helen, Kennan, Padhraig S

“…The discovery of a dolerite dike exposed near Ross, Ballynakill Harbour, in north-western Connemara has re-opened investigation into two contrasting dolerite…”
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Geochronology and glass geochemistry of major Pleistocene eruptions in the Main Ethiopian Rift: Towards a regional tephrostratigraphy by Vidal, Céline M., Fontijn, Karen, Lane, Christine S., Asrat, Asfawossen, Barfod, Dan, Tomlinson, Emma L., Piermattei, Alma, Hutchison, William, Tadesse, Amdemichael Zafu, Yirgu, Gezahegn, Deino, Alan, Moussallam, Yves, Mohr, Paul, Williams, Frances, Mather, Tamsin A., Pyle, David M., Oppenheimer, Clive

“…The Main Ethiopian Rift (MER) is renowned as a focus of investigations into human origins. It is also the site of many large volcanic calderas, whose eruptions…”
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Magmatically assisted off-rift extension; the case for broadly distributed strain accommodation by Chiasera, Brandon, Rooney, Tyrone O, Girard, Guillaume, Yirgu, Gezahegn, Grosfils, Eric, Ayalew, Dereje, Mohr, Paul, Zimbelman, James R, Ramsey, Michael S

“…Within continental rift settings, extensional strain is initially accommodated along the nascent rift margins, subsequently localizing to zones of focused…”
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A Paleocene Dolerite Intrusion Newly Discovered from Loch Ána, Clifden, Connemara by Mohr, Paul

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Late Magmatism of the Galway Granite Batholith: II. Composite Dolerite-Rhyolite Dikes by Mohr, Paul

“…Composite dolerite-rhyolite dikes traverse the Galway Granite batholith and its adjacent envelope. The dikes pertain to the Teach Dóite suite and were…”
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A COMPOSITE BRECCIA AND MAGMATIC DACITE DIKE IN THE GALWAY GRANITE BATHOLITH by Hunt, Jon, Mohr, Paul

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Late Magmatism of the Galway Granite Batholith: I. Dacite Dikes by Mohr, Paul

“…The Galway Granite is singular among the Irish latest Caledonian (-400Ma) batholiths for the number and variety of syn- and post-consolidation sheet…”
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THE DE BERMINGHAMS, BARONS OF ATHENRY: A REVISED AND SUPPLEMENTED LINEAGE by MOHR, PAUL

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A Composite Breccia and Magmatic Dacite Dike in the Galway Granite Batholith by Hunt, Jon, Mohr, Paul

“…The Galway Batholith (∼410-380Ma) in western Ireland hosts several dike sets in its western and eastern sectors. The more pervasive of these sets trend N-NNE,…”
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A Medieval Neapolitan Pilgrimage to Skellig Michael? by Mohr, Paul

“…A basaltic cobble found on the beach at Ballinskelligs, Co. Kerry, is described and shown to be remarkably similar in its petrography and chemistry to tephrite…”
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Ethiopian flood basalt province by Mohr, Paul

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THE DE BERMINGHAMS, BARONS OF ATHENRY: A SUGGESTED OUTLINE LINEAGE, FROM FIRST TO LAST by MOHR, PAUL

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Genesis of the Cambrian Manganese Carbonate Rocks of North Wales by P. A. Mohr

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Expandable ultrasound transducer array by Wilser, Walter T., Mohr, John Paul

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Late Caledonian dolerite sill from SW Connacht, Ireland by Mohr, Paul

“…Bimodal Silurian igneous activity in SW Connacht occurred during basin subsidence and sedimentation, and before basin deformation. Mafic sills averaging 3 m…”
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Top of the rocks by Mohr, Paul

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Late Palaeozoic and Palaeocene magmatic intrusion levels in West Connacht and inferences for palaeotopography by Mohr, Paul

“…Dolerite dykes in Connemara and Murrisk that yield c. 315 Ma K-Ar ages vesiculated in varying degrees at the present exposure level. This incipient degassing…”
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Patrick Knight and the Dikes of Cos Mayo and Sligo by Mohr, Paul

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Late-Caledonian Syn-Tectonic Magmatism in North-West Connemara: The Binn Chuanna Sill by Mohr, P.

“…The Binn Chuanna sill is a late-Silurian granitic intrusion into Silurian sediments in north-western Connemara. Petrographically it is composed of…”
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