Neoproterozoic Arc - related mafic intrusions along the Northern Margin of South China: implications for accretion of Rodinia

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Neoproterozoic Arc - related mafic intrusions along the Northern Margin of South China: implications for accretion of Rodinia

South China has been considered as part of the Rodinian supercontinent during Neoproterozoic time, although itspaleogeographic position within this supercontinent is still a matter of debate. The Wangjiangshan and Bijigou complexesalong the northern margin of South China are among the largest mafic...

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Main Authors:	Zhou, M., Kennedy, Allen, Sun, M., Malpas, J., Lescher, C.
Format:	Journal Article
Published:	University of Chicago Press 2002
Online Access:	http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/31454

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