Indosinian magmatism and rare metal mineralization in East Tianshan orogenic belt: An example study of Jingerquan Li-Be-Nb-Ta pegmatite deposit

Indosinian magmatism and rare metal mineralization in East Tianshan orogenic belt: An example study of Jingerquan Li-Be-Nb-Ta pegmatite deposit
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10.1016/j.oregeorev.2019.103265
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2020-01
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3.3
通讯作者:
Siyu Liu;Rui Wang;H. Jeon;Z. Hou;Qing-po Xue;Zhou Limin;Shoubo Chen;Zhonglin Zhang;Binbin Xi
Siyu Liu;Rui Wang;H. Jeon;Z. Hou;Qing-po Xue;Zhou Limin;Shoubo Chen;Zhonglin Zhang;Binbin Xi
中科院分区:
地球科学2区
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作者:
Siyu Liu;Rui Wang;H. Jeon;Z. Hou;Qing-po Xue;Zhou Limin;Shoubo Chen;Zhonglin Zhang;Binbin Xi

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