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Yong-Jiang Liu, Neubauer, F., Genser, J., Akira Takasu, Xiao-Hong Ge, and Handler, R. (2006): 40Ar/39Ar ages of blueschist facies pelitic schists from Qingshuigou in the Northern Qilian Mountains, western China. Island Arc 15 (1), 187–198.

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Original EntryYong-Jiang Liu, Neubauer, F., Genser, J., Akira Takasu, Xiao-Hong Ge, and Handler, R. (2006): 40Ar/39Ar ages of blueschist facies pelitic schists from Qingshuigou in the Northern Qilian Mountains, western China. Island Arc 15 (1), 187–198.
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Full ReferenceYong-Jiang Liu, Neubauer, F., Genser, J., Akira Takasu, Xiao-Hong Ge, and Handler, R. (2006): 40Ar/39Ar ages of blueschist facies pelitic schists from Qingshuigou in the Northern Qilian Mountains, western China. Island Arc 15 (1), 187–198.
Plain TextYong-Jiang Liu, Neubauer, F., Genser, J., Akira Takasu, Xiao-Hong Ge, and Handler, R. (2006): 40Ar/39Ar ages of blueschist facies pelitic schists from Qingshuigou in the Northern Qilian Mountains, western China. Island Arc 15 (1), 187–198.

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