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22~~2025/05/~~
New paleomagnetic results reveal that the Permian in the Lhasa block was located in a low latitude region
21~~2025/05/~~
JGR-ES: Our geological engineering team has revealed the mechanism of continuous solid-liquid phase transition in loess mudflow
20~~2025/05/~~
EPSL: Late Triassic paleomagnetic results of the Nanqiangtang block reveal the late evolution history of the ancient Tethys Ocean
22~~2025/04/~~
EPSL: Titanium isotope discovery reveals shallow crustal material hidden in the deep mantle
18~~2025/04/~~
Key fossils from 467 million years ago reveal mystery of black coral evolution
21~~2025/02/~~
GRL: Ba isotope reveals that the source area of EM1 type continental basalt contains recycled ancient sediments
22~~2025/01/~~
JGR-SE: The supercontinent team proposes a new model for the "entrainment" genesis of perilla granite by quantifying magma water content
06~~2025/01/~~
Our department has made significant progress in the study of the genesis of continental basalt
02~~2024/09/~~
I discovered a giant Jurassic saline sediment in the Qiangtang Basin
18~~2024/07/~~
GCA: Ba Mg isotope records of high Ba Sr intrusive rocks, melt metasomatism of mantle and crustal growth

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