Earth Sciences

Transport and eruption of mantle xenoliths creates a lagging problem

J. K. Russell and T. J. Jones

This exciting research by James K. Russell and Thomas J. Jones explores how mantle-derived xenoliths reveal the complex dynamics of magma transport through the Earth's crust. By examining the lag time in xenolith arrival, the study enhances our understanding of eruption processes and deep mantle sampling.

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