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Journal: Nature & Nature Geoscience  2012 No.5  Share to Sinaweibo  Share to QQweibo  Share to Facebook  Share to Twitter    clicks:1004   
Title:
Tectonics: Reanimating eastern Tibet
Author: Michael E. Oskin
Adress: Department of Geology, University of California Davis, Davis, California 95618, USA
Abstract: The high eastern Tibetan Plateau was thought to have formed from an inflow of material from the lower crust. The cooling histories of rocks exposed at the plateau margin, however, reveal protracted, episodic growth, suggesting that faulting also played a role.
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