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Rapid emplacement of a palaeogene silicic volcanic centre, Arran, western Scotland
The timing and duration of silicic magmatism at relatively small volcanic centres in the geological record remain poorly constrained but are vital for understanding the temporal evolution of magmatic provinces. The Palaeogene Central Arran Igneous Complex (CAIC), and the nearby North Arran Granite,
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