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(A–H) X-ray element mapping for garnet from the eclogite GQ–1 (A–D) and GQ–2 (E–H) at Gaoqiao, western Dabie, respectively. (I,J) Travers of point analyses for garnet from the eclogite GQ–1 and GQ–2, respectively. (C) represents garnet core, M represents garnet mantle, R represents garnet rim.

(A–H) X-ray element mapping for garnet from the eclogite GQ–1 (A–D) and GQ–2 (E–H) at Gaoqiao, western Dabie, respectively. (I,J) Travers of point analyses for garnet from the eclogite GQ–1 and GQ–2, respectively. (C) represents garnet core, M represents garnet mantle, R represents garnet rim.

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