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Are granitic intrusions scale invariant?

McCaffrey, K.J.W; Petford, N.

Authors

Professor Kenneth Mccaffrey k.j.w.mccaffrey@durham.ac.uk
Professor

N. Petford

Citation

McCaffrey, K., & Petford, N. (1997). Are granitic intrusions scale invariant?. Journal of the Geological Society, 154, 1-4

Journal Article Type	Article
Publication Date	1997
Journal	Journal of the Geological Society
Print ISSN	0016-7649
Publisher	The Geological Society
Volume	154
Pages	1-4

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