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A geodetic strain rate and tectonic velocity model for China

Rui et al., 2019

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11730993418881061983
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Rui X
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Geochemistry, Geophysics, Geosystems

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The conjoining and interfering influence of the Circum‐Pacific zone and the Tethys‐ Himalayan zone make China a country of intense intracontinental seismicity. Here we provide three new quantitatively assessed products and use them to better constrain seismic …
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