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light d18O in carbonate query
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Alison Lathrop <[log in to unmask]>
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Mon, 19 Jul 1999 15:20:58 -0400
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Hello all--

We have measured very light d18O (as low as -15.9 per mil) in massive
calcite, altered carbonate, and associated waters collected in Hidalgo,
Mexico. We assume meteoric water to be approximately -10 per mil.  Host
rocks in the region include limestone, shale and volcanics.  The area
hosts lead-zinc deposits.  We have been unable to find reference to
similar low values, and would be grateful for citations or ideas!

Many thanks,
Alison Lathrop and Helen Mango

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