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A critical review of recent paleomagnetic studies in the Lhasa block, Tibetan plateau: implications for the initial collision age between India and Asia and the amount of crustal shortening

Xibin Tan, Stuart A. Gilder, K. P. Kodama

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Key concepts: Paleomagnetism, Plateau (mathematics), Geology, Collision, Block (permutation group theory), Seismology, Geography, Ancient history

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