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August 12, 2016Geological Society of America Bulletin

New constraints on orogenic models of the southern Central Andean Plateau: Cenozoic basin evolution and bedrock exhumation

Renjie Zhou Lindsay M. Schoenbohm Edward R. Sobel Donald W. Davis Johannes Glodny

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Author: Zhou, Renjie et al.; Genre: Journal Article; Finally published : 2017; Title: New constraints on orogenic models of the southern Central Andean Plateau: Cenozoic basin evolution and bedrock exhumation

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