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Jindrich Kynicky

Jindrich Kynicky

D-Index & Metrics

Earth Science

D-Index
34
Citations
4151
World Ranking
8012
National Ranking
13

Jindrich Kynicky publication distribution in Earth Science in 2026

The chart shows the distribution of publications by all Research.com ranked scientists in the field of Earth Science in 2026. The highlighted bar marks where Jindrich Kynicky sits on this spectrum.

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38 publications 603+

This scientist: 92 publications — 8th percentile

8% of scientists in this discipline score the same or lower.

The last bar groups every scientist with 603 publications or more.

Jindrich Kynicky D-index placement in Earth Science in 2026

The chart shows the D-index (discipline H-index) distribution of Earth Science scientists ranked by Research.com in 2026. The highlighted bar marks where Jindrich Kynicky sits on this spectrum.

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30 D-Index 106+

This scientist: 34 D-Index — 15th percentile

15% of scientists in this discipline score the same or lower.

The last bar groups every scientist with 106 D-Index or more.

Best Publications

  • Adsorption of rare earth elements in regolith-hosted clay deposits

    Anouk Margaretha Borst;Martin P. Smith;Adrian A. Finch;Guillaume Estrade

  • Diversity of Rare Earth Deposits: The Key Example of China

    Jindrich Kynicky;Martin P. Smith;Cheng Xu

  • A review of the genesis of the world class Bayan Obo Fe–REE–Nb deposits, Inner Mongolia, China: Multistage processes and outstanding questions

    Martin Smith;L.S. Campbell;Jindrich Kynicky

  • Apatite in carbonatitic rocks: Compositional variation, zoning, element partitioning and petrogenetic significance

    Anton R. Chakhmouradian;Ekaterina P. Reguir;Anatoly N. Zaitsev;Anatoly N. Zaitsev;Christopher Couëslan

  • From mantle to critical zone: A review of large and giant sized deposits of the rare earth elements

    Martin Smith;Kathryn Moore;Dora Kavecsánszki;Adrian Finch

  • Origin of heavy rare earth mineralization in South China.

    Cheng Xu;Jindřich Kynický;Martin P. Smith;Antonin Kopriva

  • Genesis of the world’s largest rare earth element deposit, Bayan Obo, China: Protracted mineralization evolution over ∼1 b.y.

    Wenlei Song;Cheng Xu;Martin P. Smith;Anton R. Chakhmouradian

  • From "strategic" tungsten to "green" neodymium: a century of critical metals at a glance

    Anton R. Chakhmouradian;Martin P. Smith;Jindrich Kynicky

  • Cold deep subduction recorded by remnants of a Paleoproterozoic carbonated slab.

    Cheng Xu;Jindřich Kynický;Wenlei Song;Wenlei Song;Renbiao Tao;Renbiao Tao

  • Experimental study of REE, Ba, Sr, Mo and W partitioning between carbonatitic melt and aqueous fluid with implications for rare metal mineralization

    WenLei Song;WenLei Song;Cheng Xu;Ilya V. Veksler;Ilya V. Veksler;Jindrich Kynicky

  • Comparison of the Daluxiang and Maoniuping carbonatitic REE deposits with Bayan Obo REE deposit, China

    Cheng Xu;Ian H. Campbell;Jindrich Kynicky;Charlotte M. Allen

  • Development of REE mineralization in the giant Maoniuping deposit (Sichuan, China): insights from mineralogy, fluid inclusions, and trace-element geochemistry

    Yan Liu;Anton R. Chakhmouradian;Zengqian Hou;Wenlei Song

  • Origin of carbonatites in the South Qinling orogen: Implications for crustal recycling and timing of collision between the South and North China Blocks

    Cheng Xu;Anton R. Chakhmouradian;Rex N. Taylor;Jindrich Kynicky

  • Comparison of fluorite geochemistry from REE deposits in the Panxi region and Bayan Obo, China

    Cheng Xu;Rex N. Taylor;Wenbo Li;Jindrich Kynicky

  • Trace-element composition and zoning in clinopyroxene- and amphibole-group minerals: Implications for element partitioning and evolution of carbonatites

    Ekaterina P. Reguir;Anton R. Chakhmouradian;Laura Pisiak;Norman M. Halden

  • A unique Mo deposit associated with carbonatites in the Qinling orogenic belt, central China

    Cheng Xu;Jindrich Kynicky;Anton R. Chakhmouradian;Liang Qi

  • A case example of the importance of multi-analytical approach in deciphering carbonatite petrogenesis in South Qinling orogen: Miaoya rare-metal deposit, central China

    Cheng Xu;Jindrich Kynicky;Anton R. Chakhmouradian;Xianhua Li

  • Origin of unusual HREE-Mo-rich carbonatites in the Qinling orogen, China.

    Wenlei Song;Cheng Xu;Martin P. Smith;Jindrich Kynicky

  • The origin of enriched mantle beneath North China block: Evidence from young carbonatites

    Cheng Xu;Rex N. Taylor;Jindrich Kynicky;Anton R. Chakhmouradian

  • Ca isotope systematics of carbonatites: Insights into carbonatite source and evolution

    J. Sun;X.-K. Zhu;N.S. Belshaw;W. Chen

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