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41Mantle Fielding — (September 30, 1865 27 March 1941) was an American architect and biographical compiler. Born in New York City, Fielding graduated from Germantown Academy in 1883 and studied architecture at MIT. He became an architect in Philadelphia. However,… …
42Mantle-Plume — [ mæntl pluːm], Geologie: englische Bezeichnung für Manteldiapir …
43mantle cell lymphoma — mantle zone lymphoma a rare form of non Hodgkin lymphoma having a usually diffuse pattern with both small lymphocytes and small cleaved cells; it may be a subgroup of diffuse, small cleaved cell lymphoma. It mainly affects people over 50 years of …
44mantle rock — n. REGOLITH: sometimes written mantlerock n …
45Mantle plume — A superplume generated by cooling processes in the mantle.[1] A mantle plume is a hypothetical thermal diapir of abnormally hot rock that nucleates at the core mantle boundary and rises through the Earth s mantle. Such plumes were invoked in 1971 …
46Mantle (geology) — For other uses, see Mantle (disambiguation). Earth cutaway from core to exosphere. The mantle is a part of a terrestrial planet or other rocky body large enough to have differentiation by density. The interior of the Earth, similar to the other… …
47Mantle (vesture) — Bishop Mercurius of Zaraisk wearing the episcopal mantle (Saint Nicholas Russian Orthodox Cathedral, New York) …
48Mantle (mollusc) — European Squid (Loligo vulgaris). The mantle is all that is visible behind the head: the outer body wall and the fins are all part of the mantle …
49Mantle convection — Earth cross section showing location of upper and lower mantle …
50Mantle Plume — Hotspot Vulkanismus wird durch Plumes aus Quellen im tieferen Erdmantel gespeist Mantelplume (kurz auch Plume, aus dem englischen/französischen für „Helmbusch“, „Federschmuck“, „Rauchfahne“) ist ein geowissenschaftlicher Fachbegriff, der einen… …
