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Rao, Gang, He, Chuanqi, Cheng, Yali, Yu, Yangli, Hu, Jianmin, Chen, Peng, Yao, Qi (2018) Active Normal Faulting along the Langshan Piedmont Fault, North China: Implications for Slip Partitioning in the Western Hetao Graben. The Journal of Geology, 126 (1) 99-118 doi:10.1086/694748

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TitleActive Normal Faulting along the Langshan Piedmont Fault, North China: Implications for Slip Partitioning in the Western Hetao Graben
JournalThe Journal of Geology
AuthorsRao, GangAuthor
He, ChuanqiAuthor
Cheng, YaliAuthor
Yu, YangliAuthor
Hu, JianminAuthor
Chen, PengAuthor
Yao, QiAuthor
Year2018 (January)Volume126
Issue1
PublisherUniversity of Chicago Press
DOIdoi:10.1086/694748Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceRao, Gang, He, Chuanqi, Cheng, Yali, Yu, Yangli, Hu, Jianmin, Chen, Peng, Yao, Qi (2018) Active Normal Faulting along the Langshan Piedmont Fault, North China: Implications for Slip Partitioning in the Western Hetao Graben. The Journal of Geology, 126 (1) 99-118 doi:10.1086/694748
Plain TextRao, Gang, He, Chuanqi, Cheng, Yali, Yu, Yangli, Hu, Jianmin, Chen, Peng, Yao, Qi (2018) Active Normal Faulting along the Langshan Piedmont Fault, North China: Implications for Slip Partitioning in the Western Hetao Graben. The Journal of Geology, 126 (1) 99-118 doi:10.1086/694748
In(2018, January) The Journal of Geology Vol. 126 (1) University of Chicago Press

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