Paleomagnetic constraints on the Phanerozoic tectonic evolution of the North China Block

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Title: Paleomagnetic constraints on the Phanerozoic tectonic evolution of the North China Block

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論文目録 / (0002.jp2)
Acknowledgments / (0007.jp2)
Summary / (0005.jp2)
1.Introduction / p1 (0008.jp2)
2.Geologic setting and paleomagnetic sampling / p6 (0013.jp2)
2.1 Phanerozoic rock sequences in Shanxi province of the north China block / p9 (0016.jp2)
2.2 Phanerozoic marine sedimentary rocks and terrestrial clastics in Nadanhada range, northeasternmost China / p12 (0019.jp2)
2.3 Late Devonian sandstone sequence in Tongling,Anhui province of South China / p18 (0025.jp2)
3.Experimental techniques and data analysis / p20 (0027.jp2)
4.Paleomagnetic results / p23 (0030.jp2)
4.1 Results from stable part of north China block / p23 (0030.jp2)
4.2 Results from accretion zone of Nadanhada range / p65 (0072.jp2)
4.3 Result from late Devonian sandstone in Tongling / p72 (0080.jp2)
5.Discussion of the paleomagnetic results / p77 (0085.jp2)
5.1 The wide-spread remagnetization event in Eastern Asia / p77 (0085.jp2)
5.2 A brief summary of the present results from the north China block / p82 (0090.jp2)
5.3 The paleomagnetic evidence of accretion tectonics in Nadanhada range / p90 (0098.jp2)
6.Tectonic implications and conclusions / p94 (0102.jp2)
6.1 The Eurasian reference apparent polar wander path / p94 (0102.jp2)
6.2 The apparent polar wander path for the south China block / p96 (0104.jp2)
6.3 A new apparent polar wander path for the North China block / p96 (0104.jp2)
6.4 Paleomagnetic constrains on the collisions between the major blocks in Eastern Asia / p102 (0110.jp2)
References / p116 (0124.jp2)