Progressive northward growth of the northern Qilian Shan–Hexi Corridor (northeastern Tibet) during the Cenozoic
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Progressive northward growth of the northern Qilian Shan–Hexi Corridor (northeastern Tibet) during the Cenozoic
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Lithosphere
Volume 9, Issue 3, Pages 408-416
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Geological Society of America
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2017-03-21
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10.1130/l587.1
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