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Rotation of Crustal Blocks as an Explanation of Oligo-Miocene Extension in Southeastern Tibet—Evidenced by the Diancangshan and Nearby Metamorphic Core Complexes

Junlai Liu, Shuyun Cao, Yunfeng Zhai, Zhijie Song, Anjian Wang, Qunye XIU, Cao Dianhua, Lan Gao, Ye Guan

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Key concepts: Geology, Metamorphic core complex, Mylonite, Detachment fault, Tectonite, Greenschist, Shear zone, Seismology

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