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Riller, Ulrich, Oncken, Onno (2003) Growth of the Central Andean Plateau by Tectonic Segmentation Is Controlled by the Gradient in Crustal Shortening. The Journal of Geology, 111 (3) 367-384 doi:10.1086/373974

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TitleGrowth of the Central Andean Plateau by Tectonic Segmentation Is Controlled by the Gradient in Crustal Shortening
JournalThe Journal of Geology
AuthorsRiller, UlrichAuthor
Oncken, OnnoAuthor
Year2003 (May)Volume111
Issue3
PublisherUniversity of Chicago Press
DOIdoi:10.1086/373974Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceRiller, Ulrich, Oncken, Onno (2003) Growth of the Central Andean Plateau by Tectonic Segmentation Is Controlled by the Gradient in Crustal Shortening. The Journal of Geology, 111 (3) 367-384 doi:10.1086/373974
Plain TextRiller, Ulrich, Oncken, Onno (2003) Growth of the Central Andean Plateau by Tectonic Segmentation Is Controlled by the Gradient in Crustal Shortening. The Journal of Geology, 111 (3) 367-384 doi:10.1086/373974
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