Provenance change of sediment input in the northeastern foreland of Pamir related to collision of the Indian Plate with the Kohistan‐Ladakh arc at around 47 Ma

Provenance change of sediment input in the northeastern foreland of Pamir related to collision of the Indian Plate with the Kohistan‐Ladakh arc at around 47 Ma
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10.1002/2015tc003974
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2016-02
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4.2
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Jimin Sun;W. Xiao;B. Windley;Weiqiang Ji;B. Fu;Jian‐Gang Wang;Chunsheng Jin
Jimin Sun;W. Xiao;B. Windley;Weiqiang Ji;B. Fu;Jian‐Gang Wang;Chunsheng Jin
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地球科学1区
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作者:
Jimin Sun;W. Xiao;B. Windley;Weiqiang Ji;B. Fu;Jian‐Gang Wang;Chunsheng Jin

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