Reconstructions - Globe Thesis

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1.	New Paleomagnetic Results From Mesoproterozoic Successions In Jixian Area, North China Block, And Their Implications For Paleocontinental Reconstructions
2.	Study And Application Of Characteristic-Based High Resolution Schemes
3.	Molecular Phylogeny Of Cheilolejeunea (Lejeuneaceae)
4.	Tree-ring Based Climate And Streamflow Reconstructions During Historical Period For The Upstream Of The Shiyang River
5.	The Keeping Volume Fraction Of Fluids Invariable Methods For Reconstructions Of Moving-Interfaces Based On VOF Methods
6.	3- D Reconstructions Of Phycobilisomes By Cryo- Electron Microscopy And Application
7.	Comparative Study Of Hydrological Reconstructions Of Paleoflood
8.	Some Properties Of Generalized Frames
9.	Drought Variation Over The Past 500 Years In Asia As Inferred From Tree Rings
10.	Quaternary Soil Characteristics In China-Climate Transfer Function To Establish And Ancient Climate Reconstructions
11.	Magnetic/Element Characteristics And Its Palaeoenvironment Reconstructions Of Tianchi Lake, Liupan Mountains In The Middle-Holocene
12.	Palaeoebvironment Reconstructions Of The Middle To Late Holocene In A High-Resolution Sediment Core From Tianchi Lakc On Liupan Moutains
13.	Structures And Functions Self-organized Explosive Synchronization In Complex Network And Network Reconstructions With Strong Noises
14.	Fossil Plants With Microstructures From The Miocene Of Zhangzhou, Fujian And Palaeoclimatic Reconstructions
15.	Paleogeographic Reconstructions And Sedimentary Response Since Late Pleistocene In The Northwestern Margin Of South China Sea
16.	Research On Dynamic Network Reconstructions With Strong Noise
17.	Reconstructions Of Heat Sources For 1-dimensional Heat Equation
18.	Paleoclimate reconstructions over the last century from a tropical speleothem on Niue Island, South Pacific
19.	Upper Green River Basin precipitation reconstructions and drought analysis
20.	Genome-wide reconstructions of the evolution of genes and regulatory elements in Ascomycota fungi
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