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1.	The Structure Characteristics Of Chagandelesu Fault Depression And Its Petroleum Accumulation Condition
2.	Uplift Of The North Of Qinghai-Tibet Plateau And Record In Basins And Geomorphy
3.	Study On Basin-Range Coupling & Petroleum Accumulation In The East Region Of Tarim Basin
4.	The Strata And Their Geological Significance In The Canglaila Area Of Qiangtang Basin, North Tibet
5.	Regional Tectonic Characters And Meso-Cenozoic Basin Evolution In Northeastern China
6.	The Research On Characteristics And Reservoir Of Foreland Basin Of Western Margin Of Ordos Basin
7.	Meso-Cenozoic Evolution Of Dabashan Foreland Basin-thrust Belt, Central China
8.	Mesozoic Basin Evolution And The Exploration Of The Pre-Tertiary Petroleum In The Area Of Bohai Bay Basin
9.	Later Triassic-Middle Jurassic Basin History Of Qiangtang, Northern Tibet, China
10.	Evolution Of Mesozoic Sedimentary Basin In North Qiangtang And Its Significance In Petroleum Geology
11.	Neoproterozoic Rift Basin Evolution And Its Stratigraphic Division And Correlation In Eastern Guizhou
12.	Stratigraphic Sequence, Evolutionary History, And Petroleum Perspective Of Sunwu-Jiayin Basin
13.	Basin Evolution And Sediments Accumulation During Eopaleozoic In Ordos Continental Block
14.	Basin Evolution And Geodynamics Of Northwestern Upper Yangtze Block During Late Paleozoic To Mesozoic
15.	Features Of Structure Deformation And Evolution Of Mesozoic-Cenozoic Basins In Eastern Heilongjiang
16.	Tianshan And Its Adjacent Areas Ophiolite, Paleozoic Ocean Basin Evolution
17.	Evolution Of Mesozoic Sedimentary Basin In Qiangtang And Its Significance In Petroleum Geology
18.	Evolution Of The Youjiang Sedimentary Basin And Metallogenesis Of Micro-Disseminated Gold Deposits Abstract
19.	Structural Characteristics And The Relation With The Petroleum And Gas In Chagan Depression Of Yin-E Basin Of Inner Mongolia
20.	The Research Of Structural Characteristics In Eastern Nanpanjiang Depression And Its Adjacent Area
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