geodynamics - Globe Thesis

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1.	Study And Detection On The Geodynamic Effects Of The Earth's Fluid Outer Core
2.	Large-Scale Metallogeny In The Continental Evolution: Examples Of Three Typical Orogenic Belts In China
3.	Analysis On The Geodynamics Of The Lanping-Weixi Field, Yunnan Province
4.	Chronology And Geochemistry Of Mafic Rocks From Fujian Province: Implications For The Mantle Evolution Of SE China Since Late Mesozoic
5.	Some Key Issues Relating To High Precision GPS Positioning And Crustal Deformation Analysis
6.	Mineralizing Mechanism And Continental Geodynamics Of Typical Pegmatite Deposits In Western Sichuan, China
7.	Isostatic Gravity Anomaly And Its Geodynamic Characters In China And Its Adjacent Regions
8.	Illustrations For A Mesozoic Tectonic Sequence And Its Geodynamics Background In Binxian-Suihua Area, The North Of Songliao Basin
9.	Early Cretaceous Volcanic Event In The Northern Songliao Basin And Its Geodynamics
10.	Surface Wave Tomography Of The Crust And Upper Mantle In Sichuan-Yunnan Region
11.	Geochronology And Geochemistry Of Cretaceous Mafic Volcanic Rocks From Zhejiang And Fujian Provinces, SE China: Petrogenesis And Geodynamic Implications For Lithospheric Extension
12.	The Mesozoic Tectonic Evolution And Pb-Zn-Ag Metallogeny In The South Margin Of North China Craton
13.	Plate Tectonics And Geodynamics Of Orogenesis Of The Southwest Tianshan Mountains
14.	Magmatism And Regional Tectonic Evolution Of Orogenic Belt
15.	The Geochemical Characteristics And Continental Geodynamics Of Lala Copper Deposit
16.	Ore-forming Mechanism And Background Of Continental Dynamics Of The Shuiyindong Carlin-type Gold Deposit, Southwestern Guizhou, China
17.	Petrogrnesis Of Granites And Their Relation To Tectonic Evolution Of Orogen In The East Part Of Qinling Orogenic Belt
18.	A Seismological Study Of Structure And Dynamics In The Earth
19.	Moho Depth And Variation Of The Continent In China And Its Geodynamic Implications
20.	Basin Evolution And Geodynamics Of Northwestern Upper Yangtze Block During Late Paleozoic To Mesozoic
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