1. The origin of glasses in hydrous mantle xenoliths from the West Eifel, Germany: incongruent break down of amphibole

   • M. Ban
   • G. Witt-Eickschen
   • H. A. Seck

   Original Paper 29 October 2004 Pages: 511 - 523

   

2. Monazite and xenotime petrogenesis in the contact aureole of the Makhavinekh Lake Pluton, northern Labrador

   • Christopher R. M. McFarlane
   • James N. Connelly
   • William D. Carlson

   Original Paper 07 October 2004 Pages: 524 - 541

   

3. Magnesian andesite and dacite lavas from Mt. Shasta, northern California: products of fractional crystallization of H₂O-rich mantle melts

   • Timothy L. Grove
   • Michael B. Baker
   • Othmar Müntener

   Original Paper 10 November 2004 Pages: 542 - 565

   

4. Petrology of Aoso volcano, northeast Japan arc: temporal variation of the magma feeding system and nature of low-K amphibole andesite in the Aoso-Osore volcanic zone

   • Naruhisa Toya
   • Masao Ban
   • Ryuichi Shinjo

   Original Paper 19 October 2004 Pages: 566 - 581

   

5. Formation of extremely F-rich hydrous melt fractions and hydrothermal fluids during differentiation of highly evolved tin-granite magmas: a melt/fluid-inclusion study

   • Rainer Thomas
   • Hans-Jürgen Förster
   • James D. Webster

   Original Paper 16 November 2004 Pages: 582 - 601

   

6. A Mössbauer study of pseudotachylytes: redox conditions during seismogenic faulting

   • Kieran D. O’Hara
   • Frank E. Huggins

   Original Paper 28 October 2004 Pages: 602 - 614

   

7. Glassy orthopyroxene granodiorites of the Pannonian Basin: tracers of ultra-high-temperature deep-crustal anatexis triggered by Tertiary basaltic volcanism

   • Monika Huraiová
   • Jean Dubessy
   • Vratislav Hurai

   Original Paper 28 October 2004 Pages: 615 - 633