Petrogenesis of mafic rocks from the Xigaze ophiolite, Southern Tibet: Insights into forearc extension induced by Neotethyan rollback
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Fei Liu | Ruibao Li | Yuan Li | F. Xiong | Jingsui Yang | Chuqi Cao | Shengbiao Yang | D. Lian | Jian Zhang | Hui Zhao | Jingsui Yang | Rui-Bao Li
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