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A potential mantle origin for precursor rocks of high-Mg impact glass beads in Chang'e-5 soil.
Chen-Long Ding, Alexander Nemchin, Tim Johnson, Marc D Norman, Yue Guan

Sci Adv· May 2025

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Constraining the formation and transport of lunar impact glasses using the ages and chemical compositions of Chang'e-5 glass beads.
Tao Long, Yuqi Qian, Marc D Norman, Katarina Miljkovic, Carolyn Crow

Sci Adv· September 2022

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Age and composition of young basalts on the Moon, measured from samples returned by Chang'e-5.
Xiaochao Che, Alexander Nemchin, Dunyi Liu, Tao Long, Chen Wang, Marc D Norman

Science· November 2021

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Extensive wet episodes in Late Glacial Australia resulting from high-latitude forcings.
Germain Bayon, Patrick De Deckker, John W Magee, Yoan Germain, Sylvain Bermell, Marc D Norman

Sci Rep· March 2017

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Isotopic enhancements of 17O and 18O from solar wind particles in the lunar regolith.
Trevor R Ireland, Peter Holden, Marc D Norman, Jodi Clarke

Nature· April 2006

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Thallium isotopic evidence for ferromanganese sediments in the mantle source of Hawaiian basalts.
Sune G Nielsen, Mark Rehkämper, Marc D Norman, Alex N Halliday, Darrell Harrison

Nature· January 2006

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Geochemical evidence for excess iron in the mantle beneath Hawaii.
Munir Humayun, Liping Qin, Marc D Norman

Science· October 2004

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Growth of early continental crust by partial melting of eclogite.
Robert P Rapp, Nobumichi Shimizu, Marc D Norman

Nature· October 2003

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