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Zhu, G., Xie, C.-L., Chen, W., Xiang, B.-W., Hu, Z.-Q. (2010) Evolution of the Hongzhen metamorphic core complex: Evidence for Early Cretaceous extension in the eastern Yangtze craton, eastern China. Geological Society of America Bulletin, 122 (3) 506-516 doi:10.1130/b30028.1

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TitleEvolution of the Hongzhen metamorphic core complex: Evidence for Early Cretaceous extension in the eastern Yangtze craton, eastern China
JournalGeological Society of America Bulletin
AuthorsZhu, G.Author
Xie, C.-L.Author
Chen, W.Author
Xiang, B.-W.Author
Hu, Z.-Q.Author
Year2010 (March 1)Volume122
Issue3
PublisherGeological Society of America
DOIdoi:10.1130/b30028.1Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceZhu, G., Xie, C.-L., Chen, W., Xiang, B.-W., Hu, Z.-Q. (2010) Evolution of the Hongzhen metamorphic core complex: Evidence for Early Cretaceous extension in the eastern Yangtze craton, eastern China. Geological Society of America Bulletin, 122 (3) 506-516 doi:10.1130/b30028.1
Plain TextZhu, G., Xie, C.-L., Chen, W., Xiang, B.-W., Hu, Z.-Q. (2010) Evolution of the Hongzhen metamorphic core complex: Evidence for Early Cretaceous extension in the eastern Yangtze craton, eastern China. Geological Society of America Bulletin, 122 (3) 506-516 doi:10.1130/b30028.1
In(2010, March) Geological Society of America Bulletin Vol. 122 (3) Geological Society of America

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