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Laskowski, Andrew K., Kapp, Paul, Vervoort, Jeff D., Ding, Lin (2016) High-pressure Tethyan Himalaya rocks along the India-Asia suture zone in southern Tibet. Lithosphere, 8 (5) 574-582 doi:10.1130/l544.1

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TitleHigh-pressure Tethyan Himalaya rocks along the India-Asia suture zone in southern Tibet
JournalLithosphere
AuthorsLaskowski, Andrew K.Author
Kapp, PaulAuthor
Vervoort, Jeff D.Author
Ding, LinAuthor
Year2016 (October)Volume8
Issue5
PublisherGeoScienceWorld
DOIdoi:10.1130/l544.1Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceLaskowski, Andrew K., Kapp, Paul, Vervoort, Jeff D., Ding, Lin (2016) High-pressure Tethyan Himalaya rocks along the India-Asia suture zone in southern Tibet. Lithosphere, 8 (5) 574-582 doi:10.1130/l544.1
Plain TextLaskowski, Andrew K., Kapp, Paul, Vervoort, Jeff D., Ding, Lin (2016) High-pressure Tethyan Himalaya rocks along the India-Asia suture zone in southern Tibet. Lithosphere, 8 (5) 574-582 doi:10.1130/l544.1
In(2016, October) Lithosphere Vol. 8 (5) GeoScienceWorld

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