Exhumation mechanism and crustal anatexis of ultrahigh-pressure metamorphic rocks in continental collision zones

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Exhumation mechanism and crustal anatexis of ultrahigh-pressure metamorphic rocks in continental collision zones

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The crustal juvenile and reworking in eastern Tibet due to tectonism and magmatism

The crustal juvenile and reworking in eastern Tibet due to tectonism and magmatism

A (C₅Me₅)/enolamido lutetium dinitrogen complex promoted by deprotonation on the amidinate ligand

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Exhumation mechanism and crustal anatexis of ultrahigh-pressure metamorphic rocks in continental collision zones

Cited by 2 publications

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The crustal juvenile and reworking in eastern Tibet due to tectonism and magmatism

The crustal juvenile and reworking in eastern Tibet due to tectonism and magmatism

A (C5Me5)/enolamido lutetium dinitrogen complex promoted by deprotonation on the amidinate ligand

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A (C₅Me₅)/enolamido lutetium dinitrogen complex promoted by deprotonation on the amidinate ligand