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1. Thermal Evolutional History And 40Ar/39Ar Geochronological Constraints On Central-East Himalaya
2. Study On Current Movement Characteristics And Numerical Simulation Of The Main Faults Around The Eastern Himalayan Syntaxis
3. The Tectono-magma Events In The Western Margin Of The Eastern Himalayan Syntaxis And Their Geodynamic Implications
4. Metamorphic Petrology And Microstructure Features For Eastern Himalayan Syntaxis And Its Geologic Implications
5. Cretaceous And Paleogene Paleomagnetic Results From The Southeastern Part Of Eastern Himalaya Syntaxis And Its Implication For Tectonic Evolution
6. The Tectono-magma Events In The Eastern Margin Of The Himalayan Syntaxis And Their Geodynamic Implications
7. The Genesis Of Granite From The West Side Of The Eastern Himalayan Syntaxis:Constraints From Zircon Geochronology And Geochemical
8. The Study Of The Medog Shear Zone Of The Eastern Himalayan Syntaxis
9. Development Characteristics And Hazard Assessment Of Landslide In The Eastern Himalayan Syntaxis Region Of Tibetan Plateau
10. The Synthetic Analysis Of The Differential Uplifting In The Eastern Himalayan Syntaxis Region Through Geomorphology Method
11. A Study On Tectonic Geomorphology Of Namche Barwa And Activity Of The Faults
12. Milin M6.9 Earthquake Sequences Monitored And Namche Barwa Seismicity Analysis
13. The Current Movement Characters Of Main Fault Zones Surrounding The Namcha Barwa Syntaxis
14. Shear Wave Velocity Noise Tomography Of The Upper And Middle Crust Of Eastern Himalayan Syntaxis
15. Tectonic Evolution Of The Eastern Himalayan Syntaxis(Namche Barwa)from Low Temperature Thermochronology
16. The Eastern Himalayas Structure Has Anisotropic Characteristics Of The Crust
17. Neogene deposition, provenance, and exhumation along a tectonically active, glaciated continental margin, Yakataga and Redwood Formations, southern Alaska syntaxis
18. Influence of river erosion on the metamorphic architecture of the eastern Himalayan syntaxis: A petrologic and geochronologic study
19. An investigation on the evolution of a Himalayan gneiss dome: Nanga Parbat-Haramosh massif, western syntaxis
20. The persistence of rapid exhumation in the eastern Himalayan syntaxis
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