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Zhou, Mei‐Fu, Kennedy, Allen K., Sun, Min, Malpas, John, Lesher, C. Michael (2002) Neoproterozoic Arc‐Related Mafic Intrusions along the Northern Margin of South China: Implications for the Accretion of Rodinia. The Journal of Geology, 110 (5) 611-618 doi:10.1086/341762

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TitleNeoproterozoic Arc‐Related Mafic Intrusions along the Northern Margin of South China: Implications for the Accretion of Rodinia
JournalThe Journal of Geology
AuthorsZhou, Mei‐FuAuthor
Kennedy, Allen K.Author
Sun, MinAuthor
Malpas, JohnAuthor
Lesher, C. MichaelAuthor
Year2002 (September)Volume110
Issue5
PublisherUniversity of Chicago Press
DOIdoi:10.1086/341762Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceZhou, Mei‐Fu, Kennedy, Allen K., Sun, Min, Malpas, John, Lesher, C. Michael (2002) Neoproterozoic Arc‐Related Mafic Intrusions along the Northern Margin of South China: Implications for the Accretion of Rodinia. The Journal of Geology, 110 (5) 611-618 doi:10.1086/341762
Plain TextZhou, Mei‐Fu, Kennedy, Allen K., Sun, Min, Malpas, John, Lesher, C. Michael (2002) Neoproterozoic Arc‐Related Mafic Intrusions along the Northern Margin of South China: Implications for the Accretion of Rodinia. The Journal of Geology, 110 (5) 611-618 doi:10.1086/341762
In(2002, September) The Journal of Geology Vol. 110 (5) University of Chicago Press

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