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John, Timm, Schenk, Volker, Mezger, Klaus, Tembo, Francis (2004) Timing andPTEvolution of Whiteschist Metamorphism in the Lufilian Arc–Zambezi Belt Orogen (Zambia): Implications for the Assembly of Gondwana. The Journal of Geology, 112 (1) 71-90 doi:10.1086/379693

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TitleTiming andPTEvolution of Whiteschist Metamorphism in the Lufilian Arc–Zambezi Belt Orogen (Zambia): Implications for the Assembly of Gondwana
JournalThe Journal of Geology
AuthorsJohn, TimmAuthor
Schenk, VolkerAuthor
Mezger, KlausAuthor
Tembo, FrancisAuthor
Year2004 (January)Volume112
Issue1
PublisherUniversity of Chicago Press
DOIdoi:10.1086/379693Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceJohn, Timm, Schenk, Volker, Mezger, Klaus, Tembo, Francis (2004) Timing andPTEvolution of Whiteschist Metamorphism in the Lufilian Arc–Zambezi Belt Orogen (Zambia): Implications for the Assembly of Gondwana. The Journal of Geology, 112 (1) 71-90 doi:10.1086/379693
Plain TextJohn, Timm, Schenk, Volker, Mezger, Klaus, Tembo, Francis (2004) Timing andPTEvolution of Whiteschist Metamorphism in the Lufilian Arc–Zambezi Belt Orogen (Zambia): Implications for the Assembly of Gondwana. The Journal of Geology, 112 (1) 71-90 doi:10.1086/379693
In(2004, January) The Journal of Geology Vol. 112 (1) University of Chicago Press

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