Lithos, 2005, V 80, N 1-4, March.

1.   
 Colour Photo Prof. Haapala  • 
Page ix 

2.   
 Granitic systems—a special issue in 
honor of Ilmari Haapala  • 
O. Tapani Ramo
Pages xi-xix 

 
 Tectonics and Source Regions 
3.   
 Comparison of Proterozoic and Phanerozoic 
rift-related basaltic-granitic magmatism  • 
Ilmari Haapala, O. Tapani Ramo and Stephen Frindt
Pages 1-32 

4.   
 TTGs and adakites: are they both slab melts?  • 
Kent C. Condie
Pages 33-44 

5.   
 Ilmenite, magnetite, and peraluminous 
Mesoproterozoic anorogenic granites of 
Laurentia and Baltica  • 
J. Lawford Anderson and Jean Morrison
Pages 45-60 

6.   
 Source regions of granites and their links
to tectonic environment: examples from 
the western United States  • 
Elizabeth Y. Anthony
Pages 61-74 

7.   
 Source contributions to Devonian granite 
magmatism near the Laurentian border, 
New Hampshire and Western Maine, USA  • 
Paul B. Tomascak, Michael Brown, 
Gary S. Solar, Harry J. Becker, 
Tracey L. Centorbi and Jinmei Tian
Pages 75-99 

8.   
 Petrogenesis of the Paleoproterozoic 
rapakivi A-type granites of the Archean 
Carajas metallogenic province, Brazil  • 
Roberto Dall'Agnol, Nilson P. Teixeira, 
O. Tapani Ramo, Candido A.V. Moura, 
Moacir J.B. Macambira and Davis C. de Oliveira
Pages 101-129 

9.   
 The granite-upper mantle connection in 
terrestrial planetary bodies: an anomaly 
to the current granite paradigm?  • 
Bernard Bonin and Jean Bebien
Pages 131-145 

10.   
 Continental rift systems and anorogenic magmatism  • 
James W. Sears, Gregory M. St. George and J. Chris Winne
Pages 147-154 
 
Petrologic Processes 
11.   
 Mafic magmatic enclaves and mafic rocks 
associated with some granitoids of the 
central Sierra Nevada batholith, 
California: nature, origin, and 
relations with the hosts  • 
Bernard Barbarin
Pages 155-177 

12.   
 Pervasive assimilation of carbonate and 
silicate rocks in the Hortav?r igneous 
complex, north-central Norway  • 
Calvin G. Barnes, Tore Prestvik, Bjorn Sundvoll
and Denny Surratt
Pages 179-199 

13.   
 Quartz and feldspar zoning in the eastern 
Erzgebirge volcano-plutonic complex 
(Germany, Czech Republic): evidence of 
multiple magma mixing  • 
Axel Muller, Karel Breiter, Reimar Seltmann
and Zoltan Pecskay
Pages 201-227 

14.   
 Prolonged postcollisional shoshonitic 
magmatism in the southern Svecofennian 
domain – a case study of the Ava 
granite–lamprophyre ring complex  • 
Olav Eklund and Alexey Shebanov
Pages 229-247 

15.   
 Origin of chemically distinct granites 
in a composite intrusion in east-central 
Sweden: geochemical and geothermal constraints  • 
Anders Lindh
Pages 249-266 

16.   
 The effect of water on accessory phase 
solubility in subaluminous and 
peralkaline granitic melts  • 
Robert L. Linnen
Pages 267-280 

 
 Fractionated Granites and Pegmatites 
17.   
 Granitic pegmatites: an assessment of 
current concepts and directions for the future  • 
David London
Pages 281-303 

18.   
 The Greer Lake leucogranite, Manitoba, and the
origin of lepidolite-subtype granitic pegmatites  • 
Petr Cerny, Morgan Masau, Bruce E. Goad
and Karen Ferreira
Pages 305-321 

19.   
 Textural and chemical evolution of a 
fractionated granitic system: the 
Podlesi stock, Czech Republic  • 
Karel Breiter, Axel Muller, Jaromir Leichmann
and Ananda Gabasova
Pages 323-345 

20.   
 Petrological and geochemical evolution of 
the Kymi stock, a topaz granite cupola within
the Wiborg rapakivi batholith, Finland  • 
Ilmari Haapala and Sari Lukkari
Pages 347-362 

21.   
 Sn-polymetallic greisen-type deposits 
associated with late-stage rapakivi granites, 
Brazil: fluid inclusion and stable 
isotope characteristics  • 
Jorge S. Bettencourt, Washington B. Leite, Jr.,
Claudio L. Goraieb, Irena Sparrenberger, 
Rosa M.S. Bello and Bruno L. Payolla
Pages 363-386 

22.   
 Solubility of cassiterite in evolved 
granitic melts: effect of T, fO2, 
and additional volatiles  • 
P. Bhalla, F. Holtz, R.L. Linnen and H. Behrens
Pages 387-400 

23.   
 Author index to volume 80  • INDEX
Pages 401-402