“…The studied samples are characterized by high magnetic susceptibility caused by magnetite content, which could lead to the occurrence of magnetostatic interactions that significantly alter the AMS (Cañón‐Tapia, ; Fanjat et al, ; Gaillot et al, ; Gregoire et al, ; Hargraves et al, ). Using the remanence‐based technique described by Petrovský et al (), we infer that in the CCG granites, the magnetostatic interaction has negligible influence on the magnetic rock properties (Figure S3c and Text S1, Henkel, ; Mayo, Bradbury, et al, ; Mayo, Erkkila, et al, ; Mayo, Ogrady, et al, ; Mayo, Ogrady, et al, ; Wohlfarth, ).…”