Electrical structures in the northwest margin of the Junggar basin: implications for its late Paleozoic geodynamics
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W. Griffin | Y. Liu | Yixian Xu | L. Zhang | Rong Huang | Li Jiang | Bo Yang | Yong Luo | Sheng Zhang | Yong Zhou
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