Magmatic and tectonic development of the western Aleutians: An oceanic arc in a strike‐slip setting

Magmatic and tectonic development of the western Aleutians: An oceanic arc in a strike‐slip setting
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西阿留申群岛的岩浆和构造发育:走滑环境中的大洋弧

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1993
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R. Kay
R. Kay
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G. Yogodzinski;J. Rubenstone;S. Kay;R. Kay

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