Advances and prospectives of continental dynamics:Theory and application

Xu ZhiQin,LI TingDong,YANG JingSui,JI ShaoCheng,WANG ZongQi,ZHANG ZeMing

2008 Vol. 24, No. 7

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Xu ZhiQin,LI TingDong,YANG JingSui,JI ShaoCheng,WANG ZongQi,ZHANG ZeMing. Advances and prospectives of continental dynamics:Theory and application[J]. Acta Petrologica Sinica, 2008, 24(7).

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Xu ZhiQin,LI TingDong,YANG JingSui,JI ShaoCheng,WANG ZongQi,ZHANG ZeMing. Advances and prospectives of continental dynamics:Theory and application[J]. Acta Petrologica Sinica, 2008, 24(7).

Advances and prospectives of continental dynamics:Theory and application

Xu ZhiQin,LI TingDong,YANG JingSui,JI ShaoCheng,WANG ZongQi,ZHANG ZeMing

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