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Searle, Mike, Hacker, Bradley R., Bilham, Roger (2001) The Hindu Kush Seismic Zone as a Paradigm for the Creation of Ultrahigh‐Pressure Diamond‐ and Coesite‐Bearing Continental Rocks. The Journal of Geology, 109 (2) 143-153 doi:10.1086/319244

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TitleThe Hindu Kush Seismic Zone as a Paradigm for the Creation of Ultrahigh‐Pressure Diamond‐ and Coesite‐Bearing Continental Rocks
JournalThe Journal of Geology
AuthorsSearle, MikeAuthor
Hacker, Bradley R.Author
Bilham, RogerAuthor
Year2001 (March)Volume109
Issue2
PublisherUniversity of Chicago Press
DOIdoi:10.1086/319244Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceSearle, Mike, Hacker, Bradley R., Bilham, Roger (2001) The Hindu Kush Seismic Zone as a Paradigm for the Creation of Ultrahigh‐Pressure Diamond‐ and Coesite‐Bearing Continental Rocks. The Journal of Geology, 109 (2) 143-153 doi:10.1086/319244
Plain TextSearle, Mike, Hacker, Bradley R., Bilham, Roger (2001) The Hindu Kush Seismic Zone as a Paradigm for the Creation of Ultrahigh‐Pressure Diamond‐ and Coesite‐Bearing Continental Rocks. The Journal of Geology, 109 (2) 143-153 doi:10.1086/319244
In(2001, March) The Journal of Geology Vol. 109 (2) University of Chicago Press

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