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Wang, Yu, Li, Huimin (2008) Initial Formation and Mesozoic Tectonic Exhumation of an Intracontinental Tectonic Belt of the Northern Part of the Taihang Mountain Belt, Eastern Asia. The Journal of Geology, 116 (2) 155-172 doi:10.1086/529153

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TitleInitial Formation and Mesozoic Tectonic Exhumation of an Intracontinental Tectonic Belt of the Northern Part of the Taihang Mountain Belt, Eastern Asia
JournalThe Journal of Geology
AuthorsWang, YuAuthor
Li, HuiminAuthor
Year2008 (March)Volume116
Issue2
PublisherUniversity of Chicago Press
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Full ReferenceWang, Yu, Li, Huimin (2008) Initial Formation and Mesozoic Tectonic Exhumation of an Intracontinental Tectonic Belt of the Northern Part of the Taihang Mountain Belt, Eastern Asia. The Journal of Geology, 116 (2) 155-172 doi:10.1086/529153
Plain TextWang, Yu, Li, Huimin (2008) Initial Formation and Mesozoic Tectonic Exhumation of an Intracontinental Tectonic Belt of the Northern Part of the Taihang Mountain Belt, Eastern Asia. The Journal of Geology, 116 (2) 155-172 doi:10.1086/529153
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