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Did extensional or compressional tectonics control Mesozoic basin development in the Altai region of western Mongolia?

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  • Title

    Did extensional or compressional tectonics control Mesozoic basin development in the Altai region of western Mongolia?
  • Year

    2003
  • Author(s)

    Howard, J.P., Davies, S.J., Cunningham, W.D. and Badarch, G.
  • Conference

    42nd Annual Meeting of the British Sedimentological Research Group
  • Date(s)

    20-22 December
  • Location

    Leeds, UK

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