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Regional Geology of China
1000-3967
2004 Issue 7
Bangong Co-Nujiang suture zone, Tibet-a suggestion given by deep geophysical structure
zhao wenjin1; liu kui2; jiang zhongti1; wu zhenhan2; zhao xun1; shi danian3; xiong jiayu1; j.mechie4; l.brown5; t.hearn6; j.r.guo5; seth s. haines7(1. chinese academy of geological sciences; beijing 100037; china; 2. institute of geomechanics; chinese academy ofgeological sciences; beijing 100081; china; 3. institute of mineral resources; chinese academy of geological sciences; beijing 100037; china; 4. geoforschungs zentrum potsdam; potsdam; germany; 5. department of geological sciences; cornell university; ithaca; ny; usa; 6. department of physics; new mexico university; las cruces; nm 88003; usa; 7. department of geophysics; stanford university; stanford; california; usa)
..............page:623-635
Geological-geochemical prospecting model of the Shennitian gold deposit, Guangxi
wu liuling1; 2; deng xingbin2; zhou jianhua2; li jixian2(1. china university of geosciences; beijing 100083; china; 2. no.271 geological party of guangxi; guilin 541100; guangxi; china)
..............page:689-694
Application of continuous quadrature ground magnetic survey in the evaluation of oil potential
yu qingzhou1; xu deshu1; 2; long daquan3(1. department of applied geophysics and information technology; china university of geosciences; beijing 100083; china)2. institute of geophysical and geochemical exploration; cags; langfang 065000; hebei; china)3. northwest headquarters of petroleum exploration and development; sinopec; ur mqi 830000; xinjiang; china)
..............page:702-706
Discovery of the Ordovician and its basal conglomerate in the Kangmar area, southern Tibet-with a discussion of the relationof the sedimentary cover and unifying basement in the Himalayas
zhou zhiguang; liu wencan; liang dingyi(school of earth sciences and resources; china university of geosciences; beijing 100083; china)
..............page:655-663
Permian to Cretaceous volcanic activities in the central segment of the Tethyan Himalayas (I): distribution characteristics and significance
zhu dicheng1; pan guitang1; mo xuanxue2; liao zhongli1; jiang xinsheng1; wang liquan1(1. chengdu institute of geology and mineral resources; china geological survey; chengdu 610082; sichuan; china; 2. china university of geosciences; beijing 100083; china)
..............page:645-654
Ages of volcanic rocks and planation surface in the Canmei Mountain area, northern Tibet
li jindong1; 4; bai daoyuan2; 3; wang xianhui2(1. china university of geosciences; beijing 100083; china; 2. hunan institute of geology survey; xiangtan 411100; hunan; china; 3. faculty of resources; china university of geosciences; wuhan 430074; hubei; china; 4. hunan bureau of geology and mineral exploration and development; changsha 410011; hunan; china)
..............page:670-675
Geochemical characteristics of the Qingshuiquan mafic-ultramafic rocks, East Kunlun
long xiaoping1; wang lishe2; yu neng1(1. college of earth sciences; jilin university; changchun 130026; jilin; china; 2. xi an institute of geology and mineral resources; xi an 710054; shaanxi; china)
..............page:664-669
Modern lake resources and environment on the western side of the Tibet section of the phase-II project of the Qinghai-Tibet Railway
zhao yuanyi1; 2; zheng mianping1; 2; cai xingong1; zhao pingjia1; zhao wen3; wang yunwu1; ma xu1(1. institute of mineral resources; chinese academy of geological sciences; beijing 100037; china; 2. open laboratory of saline lake resources and environment; chinese academy of geological sciences; beijing 100037; china; 3. dalian fisheries university; dalian 116000; liaoning; china)
..............page:680-685
Geological characteristics, ore-controlling factors and gold enrichment regularity of the Xiajiadian gold deposit,Shanyang County, Shaanxi Province
zhu huaping1; 2; ren tao3; li jianbin3; zhang dequan1(1. institute of mineral resources; chinese academy of geological sciences; beijing 100037; china; 2. northwest institute of geology for nonferrous metals; xi an 710054; shaanxi; china; 3. 713 party; northwest nonferrous metals geological exploration bureau; shangzhou 726000; shaanxi; china)
..............page:695-701
Expression of the Himalayan orogeny in the Kuqa depression, Tarim basin——evidence from the rock acoustic emission experiment
liu hongtao1; zeng lianbo2(1. petroleum university; dongying 257061; shandong; china; 2. key laboratory for hydrocarbon accumulation; petroleum university; ministry of education; beijing 102249; china)
..............page:676-679
Characteristics of the Main Central Thrust and southern Tibetan detachment in the Tingri area, southern Tibet,and ages of their activities
liu yan1; siebel wolfgang2; li jian3; 4; xiao xuchang1(1. institute of geology; chinese academy of geological sciences; beijing 100037; china; 2. institute of geosciences; 72074 tuebingen; germany; 3. china geological survey; beijing 100011; china; 4. chinese university of geosciences; beijing 100083; china)
..............page:636-644
Preliminary test of the induced polarization method in 1∶50000 reconnaissance in a metallogenic belt-example from the demonstration of 1∶50000 rapid electric reconnaissance in the East Tianshan copper metallogenic belt, Xinjiang
zhuang daoze1; meng guixiang2; chen shuyan3; liu yongming3(1. xinjiang bureau of geology and mineral exploration and development; ur mqi 830000; xinjiang; china; 2. institute of mineral resources; cags; beijing 100037; china; 3. no.4 geological party; xinjiang bureau of geology and mineral exploration and development; altay 610500; xinjiang; china)
..............page:707-713
~(40)Ar-~(39)Ar dating of quartz from gold-bearing quartz veins in the Mayum gold deposit, Burang, Tibet, and its geological significance
wen chunqi1; duo ji2; sun yan1; fan xiaoping2; xu ling1; huo yan1; duoqing gesang2; luo xiaojun3(1. chengdu university of technology; chengdu 610059; sichuan; china; 2. tibet bureau of geology and mineral exploration and development; lhasa 850000; tibet; china; 3. southwest jiaotong university; chengdu 610031; sichuan; china)
..............page:686-688
Some new fractal methods for regional geochemical survey data processing
han dongyu1; gong qingjie1; xiang yunchuan2 (1. faculty of earth sciences and resources; china university of geosciences; beijing 100083; china; 2.center for development and research; china geological survey; beijing 100037; china)
..............page:714-719