Non-mantle-plume process caused the initial spreading of the South China Sea
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Non-mantle-plume process caused the initial spreading of the South China Sea
Tectonic models of the South China Sea (SCS). a) Opening of the SCS via
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Initiation and evolution of the South China Sea: an overview
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Rift-hotspot control
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Plate tectonics - Island Arcs, Subduction, Volcanism
A conceptual mantle-scale model of the SCS showing the role of magmatic
A critical review of existing models for the origin of the South China Sea and a new proposed model - ScienceDirect
Major tectonic and morphological features in the South China Sea. Black
Non-mantle-plume process caused the initial spreading of the South China Sea
Simplified geological map of the South China Sea. PRMB. Pearl River
Oceanic plateau of the Hawaiian mantle plume head subducted to the uppermost lower mantle
a) Broad zone of mantle seismic anomalies down to a depth of 800 km
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