New chronological constraints on Neoarchean gneisses, Proterozoic cover sediments, and Triassic granite, Jixian, China

New chronological constraints on Neoarchean gneisses, Proterozoic cover sediments, and Triassic granite, Jixian, China
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10.1016/j.palaeo.2016.07.008
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2016-10
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Palaeogeography, Palaeoclimatology, Palaeoecology
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Y. Sawaki;Yibing Li;H. Asanuma;S. Sakata;Kazue Suzuki;T. Hirata;B. Windley
Y. Sawaki;Yibing Li;H. Asanuma;S. Sakata;Kazue Suzuki;T. Hirata;B. Windley
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作者:
Y. Sawaki;Yibing Li;H. Asanuma;S. Sakata;Kazue Suzuki;T. Hirata;B. Windley

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