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Peer Review[edit]

Lead Section:

The lead section of the article is short and concise and effectively introduces the Skaergaard intrusion. It provides key details about its location and composition, referencing the rocks and minerals, gabbro, olivine, apatite, and basalt that make it up. It also includes a citation that is accurate and useful.


Structure:

The overall structure of the article is clear and straightforward and well organized in a way that makes it easy to navigate. It starts with the history and background, followed by the discovery and early studies, and the geologic characteristics. This chronological organization helps readers follow the development of understanding about the Skaergaard intrusion.


Balance of Coverage:

The article maintains a good balance of coverage across its sections, providing historical context, information about the intrusion's formation, and details about its geologic characteristics. However, I think it would be useful to include a bit more information about the scientific significance of the Skaergaard intrusion.


Neutral Content:

The content does a good job at remaining neutral and factual, focusing on presenting information rather than expressing opinions or biases. The article at no point demonstrates an opinion on any matter.


Reliable Sources:

The article does a good job at referencing both an older article as well as a relatively recent one. This displays a good variety of sources. However, I think the article could use an addition of a source or extra citations for the Geologic Characteristics category to show that the information there is accurate and reliable. Wah-hat (talk) 02:55, 18 November 2023 (UTC)[reply]