Subglacial bedforms and landscapes formed by an ice sheet of Ediacaran-Cambrian age in west Henan, North China

Subglacial bedforms and landscapes formed by an ice sheet of Ediacaran-Cambrian age in west Henan, North China
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10.1016/j.precamres.2020.105727
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2020-07
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3.8
通讯作者:
Xiaoshuai Chen;H. Kuang;Yongqing Liu;Yuchong Wang;Zhenrui Yang;T. Vandyk;Daniel Paul Le Heron;Shiyan Wang;Y. Geng;H. Bai;Nan Peng;Xiaoxu Xia
Xiaoshuai Chen;H. Kuang;Yongqing Liu;Yuchong Wang;Zhenrui Yang;T. Vandyk;Daniel Paul Le Heron;Shiyan Wang;Y. Geng;H. Bai;Nan Peng;Xiaoxu Xia
中科院分区:
地球科学2区
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Xiaoshuai Chen;H. Kuang;Yongqing Liu;Yuchong Wang;Zhenrui Yang;T. Vandyk;Daniel Paul Le Heron;Shiyan Wang;Y. Geng;H. Bai;Nan Peng;Xiaoxu Xia

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