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Liu, Penglei, Massonne, Hans-Joachim, Zhang, Junfeng, Wu, Yao, Jin, Zhenmin (2017) Intergranular coesite and coesite inclusions in dolomite from the Dabie Shan: Constraints on the preservation of coesite in UHP rocks. Terra Nova, 29 (3). 154-161 doi:10.1111/ter.12258

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TitleIntergranular coesite and coesite inclusions in dolomite from the Dabie Shan: Constraints on the preservation of coesite in UHP rocks
JournalTerra Nova
AuthorsLiu, PengleiAuthor
Massonne, Hans-JoachimAuthor
Zhang, JunfengAuthor
Wu, YaoAuthor
Jin, ZhenminAuthor
Year2017 (June)Volume29
Issue3
PublisherWiley
DOIdoi:10.1111/ter.12258Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceLiu, Penglei, Massonne, Hans-Joachim, Zhang, Junfeng, Wu, Yao, Jin, Zhenmin (2017) Intergranular coesite and coesite inclusions in dolomite from the Dabie Shan: Constraints on the preservation of coesite in UHP rocks. Terra Nova, 29 (3). 154-161 doi:10.1111/ter.12258
Plain TextLiu, Penglei, Massonne, Hans-Joachim, Zhang, Junfeng, Wu, Yao, Jin, Zhenmin (2017) Intergranular coesite and coesite inclusions in dolomite from the Dabie Shan: Constraints on the preservation of coesite in UHP rocks. Terra Nova, 29 (3). 154-161 doi:10.1111/ter.12258
In(2017, June) Terra Nova Vol. 29 (3) Wiley

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