Contributions to Mineralogy and Petrology, 2005, V 148, N 5, January.

The origin of glasses in hydrous mantle
xenoliths from the West Eifel, Germany:
incongruent break down of amphibole  
M. Ban, G. Witt-Eickschen, M. Klein, et al.  
pp. 511 - 523  
 
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  
pp. 524 - 541    
  
Magnesian andesite and dacite lavas from
Mt. Shasta, northern California: products
of fractional crystallization of 
H 2O-rich mantle melts  
Timothy L. Grove, Michael B. Baker, 
Richard C. Price, et al.  
pp. 542 - 565      
  
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  
pp. 566 - 581  
   
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-Jurgen Forster, 
Karen Rickers, et al.  
pp. 582 - 601  

A Mossbauer study of pseudotachylytes:
redox conditions during seismogenic
faulting  
Kieran D. O’Hara and Frank E. Huggins  
pp. 602 - 614  
  
Glassy orthopyroxene granodiorites of 
the Pannonian Basin: tracers of 
ultra-high-temperature deep-crustal 
anatexis triggered by Tertiary 
basaltic volcanism  
Monika Huraiova, Jean Dubessy, 
Patrik Konecny, et al.  
pp. 615 - 633