Samples of lamprophyric pillow lavas and plugs from Central Iran have been analyzed by NAA. The concentration of 28 elements, major and trace, are reported. Similar geochemical characteristics and parallel chondrite REE patterns of all samples, are remarkably thereby implying that they were all derived from a similar mantle source region and underwent similar melt extraction. These rocks are continental alkaline lamprophyres, that produced by low degree partial melting of upper mantle garnet lherzolites.
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G. Torabi, "Neutron activation analysis of lamprophyric pillow lavas and plugs from Central Iran", Journal of Ultra Chemistry, Volume 4, Issue 1, Page Number 84-90, 2018Available from: http://journalofchemistry.org/paper/766/