Petrogenesis of a Late Carboniferous mafic dike–granitoid association in the western Tianshan: Response to the geodynamics of oceanic subduction
Authors:
- Gong-Jian TangGTGong-Jian Tang
- Sun-Lin ChungSCSun-Lin Chung
- Qiang WangQWQiang Wang
- Derek A. WymanDWDerek A. Wyman
- Wei DanWDWei Dan
- Hong-Yi ChenHCHong-Yi Chen
- Zhen-Hua ZhaoZZZhen-Hua Zhao
Abstract
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