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Shi Rendeng, Yang Jingsui, Xu Zhiqin, and Qi Xuexiang (2004): Discovery of the boninite series volcanic rocks in the Bangong Lake ophiolite melange, western Tibet, and its tectonic implications. Chinese Science Bulletin 49(12), 1272-1278.

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Original EntryShi Rendeng, Yang Jingsui, Xu Zhiqin, and Qi Xuexiang (2004): Discovery of the boninite series volcanic rocks in the Bangong Lake ophiolite melange, western Tibet, and its tectonic implications. Chinese Science Bulletin 49(12), 1272-1278.
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Plain TextShi Rendeng, Yang Jingsui, Xu Zhiqin, and Qi Xuexiang (2004): Discovery of the boninite series volcanic rocks in the Bangong Lake ophiolite melange, western Tibet, and its tectonic implications. Chinese Science Bulletin 49(12), 1272-1278.

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