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1.	The Pliocene Tuantian Flora Of Tengchong, Yunnan Province And Its Paleoenvironmental Analysis
2.	Mantle-derived Helium Release Characteristics And Deep Magma Charmber Activities Of Present Day In The Tengchong Volcanic Area
3.	Studies On The Genetic Diversity And Thermophilic Keratinase And Lipase Of Thermophiles From Hot Springs In Tengchong Yunnan
4.	Research On Seismic Tomography And Its Application To Complicated Velocity Model Of The Metal Mine
5.	Microstructural Study On Volcanic Products And Its Geological Implications
6.	Microcharacters Of Four Fossil Plants From Pliocene In Tengchong Of Yunnan Province
7.	The Sedimentary Records From The Bei Hai Wetland, Tengchong And Its Relation To The South Asian Summer Monsoon
8.	Research On Cuticles Of Five Fossil Plants From Pliocene In Tengchong Of Yunnan
9.	Chemical And Isotopic Characteristics Of Rehai Geothermal Field In Tengchong, Yunnan
10.	The Characteristics Of Monsoon: Evidence From Between Western And Eastern Sample Plots Beside Gaoligong Mountain In Yunnan Over The Past 60 Ka And Their Comparison With Oceanic Records
11.	2D Seismic Reflection Modeling Study About Tengchong Volcanic Structures
12.	Isolation And Characterization Of Bacterio-Phages From Tengchong Rehai, Yunnan, China.
13.	Climate And Environment Variation Recorded In The Sediment Of Qinghai Lake In Tengchong Since2000a BP
14.	A Study On The Diversity Of Thermophilic Anaerobic Bacteria From Geothermal Regions In Tengchong Of Yunnan And Qucai Of Tibet
15.	The Origin And Evolvement Of Cenozoic Vocanic Magma In Tengchong Area
16.	Characteristics And Formation Of Some Of The Hot Springs In Tengchong County Of Yunnan
17.	The Magmatic Origin Of Banggunjianshan And Polunshan Granitoids In Tengchong Block, Western Yunan
18.	Genetic Divesity Of Rhizobia Isolated From Volcanic Geological Park And Rehai Park In Tengchong, Yunnan Provice,China
19.	Diversity And Enzyme Activities Of Culturable Bacteria From The Tengchong Hot Spring
20.	Mantle Transition Zone Structures Beneath SE Tibet Revealed By Receiver Functions
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