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Figure 1. Schematic geological map of the Kola Peninsula. 1 - The Palaeozoic Complexes of: nepheline syenites (a), ultrabasic-alkaline-carbonatite rocks (b), explosion pipes (c) and dykes (d). 2 - Upper Proterozoic sedimentary rocks. Early Proterozoic: 3 - granites, 4 - volcanic-sedimentary rocks, 5 - basic-ultrabasic rocks, 6 - granulites. Late Archaean: 7 - gneisses, 8 - gneisses, amphibolites, and komatiites (fragments of greenstone belts), 9 - granites, 10 - granite-gneiss basement of Proterozoic structure. Domains: Mur - Murmansk, Kol - Kola, Bel - Belomorian, Ter - Tersky, Ke - Keivy, In - Inary. Belts: K-V - Kolmpozero-Voronja, LGB - Lapland, K-K - Kolvitsa- Kandalaksha, Pe - Pechenga, Im-V - Imandra-Varsuga. Complexes from which samples were collected (numbers in squares): 1 - Khibiny (abbreviation KH), 2 - Kovdor (KV), 3 - Seblyavr (SB), 4 - Ozernaya Varaka (OV), 5 - Lesnaya Varaka (LV), 6 - Salmagora (SG), 7 - Vuoriyarvy (VR), 8 - Turyi peninsula (TP), 9 - Dyke Complex (DC).


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