PPT-Temperatures in the upper 200 km of the mantle are ~200 K h

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geotherms Don L Anderson Because of Anharmonicity anisotropy anelasticity 2 Nonlinear conductivity insulation 3 Thick boundary layer seismology 4 Secular

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