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Gou, Qiyu, Qian, Xin, Wang, Yuejun, Wang, Yang, Zhang, Yuzhi, Wang, Yukun (2021) Eocene–Oligocene Crustal Thickening-Collapse of the Eastern Tibetan Plateau: Evidence from the Potassic Granitoids in SW China. Lithosphere, 2021 (1) doi:10.2113/2021/3343655

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TitleEocene–Oligocene Crustal Thickening-Collapse of the Eastern Tibetan Plateau: Evidence from the Potassic Granitoids in SW China
JournalLithosphere
AuthorsGou, QiyuAuthor
Qian, XinAuthor
Wang, YuejunAuthor
Wang, YangAuthor
Zhang, YuzhiAuthor
Wang, YukunAuthor
Year2021 (June 28)Volume2021
Issue1
PublisherGeoScienceWorld
DOIdoi:10.2113/2021/3343655Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceGou, Qiyu, Qian, Xin, Wang, Yuejun, Wang, Yang, Zhang, Yuzhi, Wang, Yukun (2021) Eocene–Oligocene Crustal Thickening-Collapse of the Eastern Tibetan Plateau: Evidence from the Potassic Granitoids in SW China. Lithosphere, 2021 (1) doi:10.2113/2021/3343655
Plain TextGou, Qiyu, Qian, Xin, Wang, Yuejun, Wang, Yang, Zhang, Yuzhi, Wang, Yukun (2021) Eocene–Oligocene Crustal Thickening-Collapse of the Eastern Tibetan Plateau: Evidence from the Potassic Granitoids in SW China. Lithosphere, 2021 (1) doi:10.2113/2021/3343655
In(2022, February) Lithosphere Vol. 2021 (1) GeoScienceWorld

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