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Field exposures of the studied granitic pluton.

Field exposures of the studied granitic pluton.

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(A) Simplified tectonic framework of the Himalayan-Tibetan plateau...
Field exposures of the studied granitic pluton.
Microtectonic textures and thin-section photomicrographs of the newly...
TIMA results of the newly identified granitic pluton.
+6 Representative zircon cathodoluminescence(CL)images (red circles for...
Identification of the early cretaceous granitic pluton and tectonic implications in the middle gangdese belt, southern tibet
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The Gangdese magmatic belt of southern Tibet is an ideal place to study Neo-Tethyan subduction, continental crustal growth and reworking. However, there are still controversies with regard to the evolution of the Neo-Tethys Ocean, the magma source and the detailed diagenetic processes of igneous rocks in the Gangdese belt. The Early Cretaceous magm...
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