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1. Dehydration Partial Melting Experiments On UHP Eclogites And Its Dynamic Significance, Dabie-Sulu Terrane
2. Geochemistry Study Of Peridotites From The Southern Mariana Forearc
3. A Study On Chronology, Petrogenesis And Region Tectonic Significance Of Early Cretaceous-Early Eocene Intrusive Rocks In Nyainqentanglha Area
4. Metamorphic Dehydration And Partial Melting In Continental Subduction Zones: A Study Of Low-T/UHP Metagranite In South Dabie
5. Tan-lu Fault Zone South Section Of Magmatic Activity And Deep Process
6. At The Mariana Trench Southern Peridotite
7. The Effect Of Differential Stresses On Rocks' Partial Melting And Mechanisms
8. Experimental Study On Partial Melting Of Lherzolite From Damaping
9. Experiment On Solid Retrograde Eclogite And Amphibolites From Dabie UHPM Belt
10. A Study Of Migmatite In The Dabie-Sulu Orogenic Belt
11. Petrogenesis And Prospecting Significance Of The Laoniushan Granites, In The South Margin Of North China Craton
12. Chronological And Geochemical Characteristics Of Trachyte In Jiangxi Huichang Basin
13. Ultrahigh-pressure Metamorphism And Partial Melting,and Their Ages In Continental Subduction Zone:Contraints From Granitic Gneisses,Eclogites And Related Amphibolites In The Central Dabie Orogen
14. Petrology And Geochemistry Characteristics And Tectonic Setting Of The Gongzhucuo Peridotite In The Western Yarlung Zangbo Ophiolitic Belt
15. The Characteristics And Significance Of Zedang Peridotites In Eastern Yarlung-Zangbo Suture In Tibet
16. Geochronology,Geochemistry And Geodynamic Significance Of The Dala Two-Mica Granite In Tethyan Himalaya,Tibet
17. Study Of Rock Southeast Yunnan Fu Ning Regional Mafic Intrusive Rocks
18. Petrology And Geochronology Of HP Pelitic Granulites Of The Yadong Area In The Central Himalayan Orogen
19. Petrologic Geochemistry And Isotopic Geochronology Of The Luotian Eclogites From The North Dabie Complex Zone,Central China
20. UHP Impure Marbles From Ganjialing, Dabie Mountains:Metamorphic Evolution And Carbon Cycling In Continental Subduction Zones
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