Okhotsk ocean - Globe Thesis

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1.	Straigraphic Redivision And Tectonic Evolution In The Middle Sag Of The Wuliyasitai Depression, Erlian Basin
2.	Late Mesozoic Volcanism And Sedimentary Provenance Study Of Typical Extensional Basins In Northeast China
3.	Subduction Record Of Mongol-okhotsk Ocean: Constrains From Badaguan Metamorphic Complexes In The Erguna Massif, NE China
4.	Late Mesozoic Tectonostratigraphic Evolution Of The Northeast China And Adjacent Regions
5.	Chronology And Geochemistry Of The Early Cretaceous Intrusive Rocksin The Southern Of Tahe,Northern Great Xing'an Range
6.	Petrotectonic Assemblage Of Northern Great Xingan Range Mesozoic Volcanic Rocks
7.	Geochemistry And Chronology Of The Early Jurassic Granite In Gulian, Northern Great Xing'an Range
8.	Petrology And Metallogenesis Of The Porphyry Cu Deposits In The Northern Great Xing'an Range
9.	Magmatic Rocks Of Mesozoic Volcanic Basins In Central Erguna Block
10.	Geochronological And Geochemical Studies Of The Mesozoic Volcanic Rocks In The Hailar-Tamtsag Basin
11.	Early Mesozoic Granitic Magmatism And Its Metallogenic Significance In The Moerdaoga,Inner Mongolia
12.	The Chaihe Thrust Faulting In The Central Great Xing'an Range And Sandstone Provenance Analysis
13.	Geochronology,Geochemistry And Geological Significance Of Late Mesozoic Volcanic Rocks Of Deerbuer Area In Inner Mongolia
14.	Petrogeochemical Studies Of The Early Cretaceous Intrusive Rock In The Luoguhe,Northern Great Xing? Heilongjiang Province
15.	Characteristics Of Mesozoic Igneous Rocks In Heihe Area And Their Constraints On Tectonic Background
16.	Geological transect through the Hangay-Hentey Basin: Implications for the contraction of the Mongol-Okhotsk Ocean, Mongolia
17.	Study On Metallogenesis And Prospecting Direction Of Late Jurassic Porphyry Cu(mo) Deposits In The Northern Segment Of The Great Xing'an Range
18.	Palaomagnetism Of The Early Cretaceous Yixian Formation In Xiushui Basin,North China Block
19.	Comparison On Cherts From The Eastern Part Of The Paleo-Asia Ocean And The Mongolia-Okhotsk Ocean
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