Generation of leucogranites via fractional crystallization: A case from the Late Triassic Luoza batholith in the Lhasa Terrane, southern Tibet

Generation of leucogranites via fractional crystallization: A case from the Late Triassic Luoza batholith in the Lhasa Terrane, southern Tibet
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10.1016/j.gr.2018.08.008
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2019-02
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6.1
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Li-Xue Zhang;Qing Wang;Di‐Cheng Zhu;Di‐Cheng Zhu;Shi‐Min Li;Zhidan Zhao;L. Zhang;Yuelong Chen-Yuelon
Li-Xue Zhang;Qing Wang;Di‐Cheng Zhu;Di‐Cheng Zhu;Shi‐Min Li;Zhidan Zhao;L. Zhang;Yuelong Chen-Yuelon
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地球科学1区
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Li-Xue Zhang;Qing Wang;Di‐Cheng Zhu;Di‐Cheng Zhu;Shi‐Min Li;Zhidan Zhao;L. Zhang;Yuelong Chen-Yuelon

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