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30
Citations
4253
World Ranking
9064
National Ranking
2930

Overview

Gregory A. Snyder is affiliated with the University of Tennessee at Knoxville in the United States. Their academic profile shows a focus on scientific research within academia, although specific details on research fields, publication topics, and collaborative networks are not listed.

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Best Publications

  • A chemical model for generating the sources of mare basalts: Combined equilibrium and fractional crystallization of the lunar magmasphere

    Gregory A Snyder;Lawrence A Taylor;Clive R Neal

  • Oxygen Isotopes and the Moon-Forming Giant Impact

    U. Wiechert;A. N. Halliday;D.-C. Lee;G. A. Snyder

  • Archaean Re–Os age for Siberian eclogites and constraints on Archaean tectonics

    D. G. Pearson;D. G. Pearson;G. A. Snyder;S. B. Shirey;L. A. Taylor

  • Vesta as the howardite, eucrite and diogenite parent body: Implications for the size of a core and for large‐scale differentiation

    Alex Ruzicka;Gregory A. Snyder;Lawrence A. Taylor

  • Age and Origin of the Moon

    Der-Chuen Lee;Alex N. Halliday;Gregory A. Snyder;Lawrence A. Taylor

  • The Origins of Yakutian Eclogite Xenoliths

    Gregory A. Snyder;Lawrence A. Taylor;Ghislaine Crozaz;Alex N. Halliday

  • Isotopic studies of ferroan anorthosite 62236 : A young lunar crustal rock from a light rare-earth-element-depleted source

    Lars Borg;Marc Norman;Larry Nyquist;Don Bogard

  • Petrography and geochemistry of eclogites from the Mir kimberlite, Yakutia, Russia

    B. L. Beard;Kathy N. Fraracci;Robert A. Clayton;Toshiko K. Mayeda

  • The Source Region and Melting Mineralogy of High-Titanium and Low-Titanium Lunar Basalts Deduced from Lu-Hf Isotope Data

    Brian L. Beard;Brian L. Beard;Lawrence A. Taylor;Erik E. Scherer;Clark M. Johnson

  • Chronology and petrogenesis of the lunar highlands alkali suite: Cumulates from KREEP basalt crystallization

    Gregory A. Snyder;Lawrence A. Taylor;Alex N. Halliday

  • Archean mantle heterogeneity and the origin of diamondiferous eclogites, Siberia: Evidence from stable isotopes and hydroxyl in garnet

    Gregory A. Snyder;Lawrence A. Taylor;Eric A. Jerde;Robert N. Clayton

  • Diamonds and their mineral inclusions, and what they tell us: A detailed “pull-apart” of a diamondiferous eclogite

    Lawrence A. Taylor;Randall A. Keller;Gregory A. Snyder;Wuyi Wang

  • Precise Mossbauer milliprobe determination of ferric iron in rock-forming minerals and limitations of electron microprobe analysis

    Vladimir N. Sobolev;Catherine A. McCammon;Lawrence A. Taylor;Gregory A. Snyder

  • Eclogitic inclusions in diamonds: Evidence of complex mantle processes over time

    Lawrence A. Taylor;Gregory A. Snyder;Ghislaine Crozaz;Vladimir N. Sobolev;Vladimir N. Sobolev

  • Petrogenesis of group A eclogites and websterites: evidence from the Obnazhennaya kimberlite, Yakutia

    Lawrence A. Taylor;Gregory A. Snyder;Randall Keller;David A. Remley

  • Basalt generation at the Apollo 12 site. Part 1: New data, classification, and re-evaluation

    Clive R. Neal;Matthew D. Hacker;Matthew D. Hacker;Gregory A. Snyder;Lawrence A. Taylor

  • Processes involved in the formation of magnesian‐suite plutonic rocks from the highlands of the Earth's Moon

    Gregory A. Snyder;Clive R. Neal;Lawrence A. Taylor;Alex N. Halliday

  • Diamondiferous Eclogites from the Udachnaya Kimberlite Pipe, Yakutia

    Vladimir N. Sobolev;Lawrence A. Taylor;Gregory A. Snyder;Nikolay V. Sobolev

  • Comparative geochemistry of basalts from the moon, earth, HED asteroid, and Mars: implications for the origin of the moon

    Alex Ruzicka;Gregory A Snyder;Lawrence A Taylor

  • Nd and Sr isotopes from diamondiferous eclogites, Udachnaya Kimberlite Pipe, Yakutia, Siberia: Evidence of differentiation in the early Earth?

    Gregory A. Snyder;Eric A. Jerde;Lawrence A. Taylor;Alex N. Halliday

  • Petrogenesis of lunar meteorite EET 96008

    Mahesh Anand;Lawrence A. Taylor;Clive R. Neal;Gregory A. Snyder

  • Anatexis of lunar cumulate mantle in time and space: Clues from trace-element, strontium, and neodymium isotopic chemistry of parental Apollo 12 basalts

    Gregory A. Snyder;Clive R. Neal;Lawrence A. Taylor;Alex N. Halliday

Frequent Co-Authors

Lawrence A. Taylor
Lawrence A. Taylor University of Tennessee at Knoxville
Alex N. Halliday
Alex N. Halliday Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory
Martin Prinz
Martin Prinz American Museum of Natural History
Clive R. Neal
Clive R. Neal University of Notre Dame
Nikolai V. Sobolev
Nikolai V. Sobolev Russian Academy of Sciences
Der-Chuen Lee
Der-Chuen Lee Academia Sinica
Ghislaine Crozaz
Ghislaine Crozaz Washington University in St. Louis
Roman A. Schmitt
Roman A. Schmitt Oregon State University
Brian L. Beard
Brian L. Beard University of Wisconsin–Madison
Mahesh Anand
Mahesh Anand The Open University

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