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Zhu, Guang, Niu, Manlan, Xie, Chenglong, Wang, Yongsheng (2010) Sinistral to Normal Faulting along the Tan‐Lu Fault Zone: Evidence for Geodynamic Switching of the East China Continental Margin. The Journal of Geology, 118 (3) 277-293 doi:10.1086/651540

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TitleSinistral to Normal Faulting along the Tan‐Lu Fault Zone: Evidence for Geodynamic Switching of the East China Continental Margin
JournalThe Journal of Geology
AuthorsZhu, GuangAuthor
Niu, ManlanAuthor
Xie, ChenglongAuthor
Wang, YongshengAuthor
Year2010 (May)Volume118
Issue3
PublisherUniversity of Chicago Press
DOIdoi:10.1086/651540Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceZhu, Guang, Niu, Manlan, Xie, Chenglong, Wang, Yongsheng (2010) Sinistral to Normal Faulting along the Tan‐Lu Fault Zone: Evidence for Geodynamic Switching of the East China Continental Margin. The Journal of Geology, 118 (3) 277-293 doi:10.1086/651540
Plain TextZhu, Guang, Niu, Manlan, Xie, Chenglong, Wang, Yongsheng (2010) Sinistral to Normal Faulting along the Tan‐Lu Fault Zone: Evidence for Geodynamic Switching of the East China Continental Margin. The Journal of Geology, 118 (3) 277-293 doi:10.1086/651540
In(2010, May) The Journal of Geology Vol. 118 (3) University of Chicago Press

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