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Figure 1. [Ca/Fe] versus [Fe/H] for bulge globular clusters. The field-star points are from Reddy et al (2006) for thick-disc dwarfs and Fulbright et al (2007) for bulge giants
Figure 2. Abundance pattern of bulge metal-poor globular clusters:

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