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WANG, Qi (2002) Present-day crustal movement and tectonic deformation in China continent. Science in China Series D, 45 (10). 865pp. doi:10.1360/02yd9085

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TitlePresent-day crustal movement and tectonic deformation in China continent
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AuthorsWANG, QiAuthor
Year2002Volume45
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PublisherSpringer Science and Business Media LLC
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Full ReferenceWANG, Qi (2002) Present-day crustal movement and tectonic deformation in China continent. Science in China Series D, 45 (10). 865pp. doi:10.1360/02yd9085
Plain TextWANG, Qi (2002) Present-day crustal movement and tectonic deformation in China continent. Science in China Series D, 45 (10). 865pp. doi:10.1360/02yd9085
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