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Paleomagnetism of Cretaceous limestones from western Tarim basin suggests negligible latitudinal offset yet significant clockwise rotation

Xiaodong Tan, Stuart A. Gilder, Yan Chen, Jean‐Pascal Cogné, Vincent Courtillot, Jiyan Cai

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Key concepts: Clockwise, Paleomagnetism, Geology, Cretaceous, Tarim basin, Paleontology, Offset (computer science), Geodesy

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