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Wang, Zhensheng, Kusky, Timothy M., Fu, Jianmin, Yuan, Yuefeng, Zhu, Peimin (2016) Review of Lithospheric Destruction in the North China, North Atlantic, and Tanzanian Cratons. The Journal of Geology, 124 (6) 699-721 doi:10.1086/688608

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TitleReview of Lithospheric Destruction in the North China, North Atlantic, and Tanzanian Cratons
JournalThe Journal of Geology
AuthorsWang, ZhenshengAuthor
Kusky, Timothy M.Author
Fu, JianminAuthor
Yuan, YuefengAuthor
Zhu, PeiminAuthor
Year2016 (November)Volume124
Issue6
PublisherUniversity of Chicago Press
DOIdoi:10.1086/688608Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceWang, Zhensheng, Kusky, Timothy M., Fu, Jianmin, Yuan, Yuefeng, Zhu, Peimin (2016) Review of Lithospheric Destruction in the North China, North Atlantic, and Tanzanian Cratons. The Journal of Geology, 124 (6) 699-721 doi:10.1086/688608
Plain TextWang, Zhensheng, Kusky, Timothy M., Fu, Jianmin, Yuan, Yuefeng, Zhu, Peimin (2016) Review of Lithospheric Destruction in the North China, North Atlantic, and Tanzanian Cratons. The Journal of Geology, 124 (6) 699-721 doi:10.1086/688608
In(2016, November) The Journal of Geology Vol. 124 (6) University of Chicago Press

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