Sedimentary provenance supports a mid-paleozoic tectonic connection between the Junggar and Altai terranes in central Asia. [PDF]
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Quantitative Analysis of the Formation and Evolution of Underpressure in Tight Sandstone Reservoirs in the Craton Basin: The Chang 7 Member in the A Area of the Ordos Basin. [PDF]
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Magnetostratigraphic constraints on the late Ediacaran paleomagnetic enigma. [PDF]
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Morphological and environmental varieties of the Cambrian stromatolites in Western Henan, North China Craton. [PDF]
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Geological Hydrogen Prospectivity of Iron Ore Deposits in India Based on Semiquantitative Analysis. [PDF]
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Paleoproterozoic Mississippi Valley-type mineralization at Black Angel, Greenland: evidence from sulfide δ<sup>66</sup>Zn and rhenium-osmium geochronology. [PDF]
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Metallogeny and craton destruction: Records from the North China Craton
Abstract The link between metallogeny and craton destruction in the North China Craton (NCC) remains poorly understood, particularly the mechanisms within the interior of the craton. In this overview, we summarize the major stages in the history of formation and evolution of the NCC, the spatio-temporal distribution and types of major ore species, as
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