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Tripathi, Kavita, Choudhary, Shubham, Joshi, Mayank, Sharma, Rajesh (2023) Structural and geochemical studies of the Palaeozoic granites from Dalhousie region of Himachal Himalaya: Implications on petrogenesis and deformation of strongly peraluminous S‐type granites. Geological Journal, 58 (3) 1204-1222 doi:10.1002/gj.4655

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TitleStructural and geochemical studies of the Palaeozoic granites from Dalhousie region of Himachal Himalaya: Implications on petrogenesis and deformation of strongly peraluminous S‐type granites
JournalGeological Journal
AuthorsTripathi, KavitaAuthor
Choudhary, ShubhamAuthor
Joshi, MayankAuthor
Sharma, RajeshAuthor
Year2023 (March)Volume58
Issue3
PublisherWiley
DOIdoi:10.1002/gj.4655Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceTripathi, Kavita, Choudhary, Shubham, Joshi, Mayank, Sharma, Rajesh (2023) Structural and geochemical studies of the Palaeozoic granites from Dalhousie region of Himachal Himalaya: Implications on petrogenesis and deformation of strongly peraluminous S‐type granites. Geological Journal, 58 (3) 1204-1222 doi:10.1002/gj.4655
Plain TextTripathi, Kavita, Choudhary, Shubham, Joshi, Mayank, Sharma, Rajesh (2023) Structural and geochemical studies of the Palaeozoic granites from Dalhousie region of Himachal Himalaya: Implications on petrogenesis and deformation of strongly peraluminous S‐type granites. Geological Journal, 58 (3) 1204-1222 doi:10.1002/gj.4655
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