Crystal mush dykes as conduits for mineralising fluids in the Yerington porphyry copper district, Nevada

Overview of attention for article published in Communications Earth & Environment, March 2021

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RT @l_c_carter: 🍀🎉New paper published @CommsEarth ! The first evidence for mineralising fluid flow through 'crystal mush dykes' - addr…

RT @FAMOS_ores: New FAMOS paper out by @l_c_carter et al. ! 🚨 Aplites can act as porphyry fluid pathways. Cool stuff. #VamosFAMOS https:/…

RT @l_c_carter: 🍀🎉New paper published @CommsEarth ! The first evidence for mineralising fluid flow through 'crystal mush dykes' - addr…

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