Transforming the Miocene Altyn Tagh fault slip into shortening of the north-western Qilian Shan: insights from the drainage basin geometry
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Transforming the Miocene Altyn Tagh fault slip into shortening of the north-western Qilian Shan: insights from the drainage basin geometry
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TERRA NOVA
Volume 26, Issue 3, Pages 216-221
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Wiley
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2013-11-26
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10.1111/ter.12089
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