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Li, Shiwen, Weng, Aihua, Li, Jianping, Shan, Xuanlong, Han, Jiangtao, Tang, Yu, Zhang, Yanhui, Wang, Xueqiu (2020) Deep origin of Cenozoic volcanoes in Northeast China revealed by 3-D electrical structure. Science China Earth Sciences, 63 (4) 533-547 doi:10.1007/s11430-018-9537-2

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TitleDeep origin of Cenozoic volcanoes in Northeast China revealed by 3-D electrical structure
JournalScience China Earth Sciences
AuthorsLi, ShiwenAuthor
Weng, AihuaAuthor
Li, JianpingAuthor
Shan, XuanlongAuthor
Han, JiangtaoAuthor
Tang, YuAuthor
Zhang, YanhuiAuthor
Wang, XueqiuAuthor
Year2020 (April)Volume63
Issue4
PublisherSpringer Science and Business Media LLC
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Full ReferenceLi, Shiwen, Weng, Aihua, Li, Jianping, Shan, Xuanlong, Han, Jiangtao, Tang, Yu, Zhang, Yanhui, Wang, Xueqiu (2020) Deep origin of Cenozoic volcanoes in Northeast China revealed by 3-D electrical structure. Science China Earth Sciences, 63 (4) 533-547 doi:10.1007/s11430-018-9537-2
Plain TextLi, Shiwen, Weng, Aihua, Li, Jianping, Shan, Xuanlong, Han, Jiangtao, Tang, Yu, Zhang, Yanhui, Wang, Xueqiu (2020) Deep origin of Cenozoic volcanoes in Northeast China revealed by 3-D electrical structure. Science China Earth Sciences, 63 (4) 533-547 doi:10.1007/s11430-018-9537-2
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