Epeirogenic transients related to mantle lithosphere removal in the southern Sierra Nevada region, California, part I: Implications of thermomechanical modeling
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Epeirogenic transients related to mantle lithosphere removal in the southern Sierra Nevada region, California, part I: Implications of thermomechanical modeling
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Geosphere
Volume 8, Issue 6, Pages 1286-1309
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Geological Society of America
Online
2012-11-17
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10.1130/ges00746.1
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