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Accretionary growth and crust formation in the Central Asian Orogenic Belt and comparison with the Arabian-Nubian shield
Conference ObjectAbstract: The Central Asian Orogenic Belt is one of the largest accretionary terrains on Earth and records a cPalabras claves:Accretion, Arabian-Nubian Shield, Central Asia, Kazakhstan, Mongolia, Zircon geochronologyAutores:Alfred Kron̈er, Badarch G., Demoux A., Gruschka S., Hegner E., Jahn B.m., Khain E.V., Tomurtogoo O., Windley B.F., Wingate M.T.D.Fuentes:scopusGeochemical signature of Paleozoic accretionary complexes of the Central Asian Orogenic Belt in South Mongolia: Constraints on arc environments and crustal growth
ArticleAbstract: We report a reconnaissance geochemical and Nd-isotopic study for 33 metaigneous and metavolcaniclastPalabras claves:Central Asian Orogenic Belt, geochemistry, Mongolia, Neodymium isotopes, Terrane analysis, Trace elementsAutores:Alfred Kron̈er, Badarch G., Dulski P., Hegner E., Helo C., Tomurtogoo O., Windley B.F.Fuentes:scopusZircon age and occurrence of the Adaatsag ophiolite and Muron shear zone, central Mongolia: Constraints on the evolution of the Mongol-Okhotsk ocean, suture and orogen
ArticleAbstract: The Adaatsag ophiolite in eastern Mongolia is situated in the Mongol- Okhotsk suture zone, which extPalabras claves:Absolute age, Adaatsag ophiolite, Mongolia, Muron shear zone, Orogenic beltsAutores:Alfred Kron̈er, Badarch G., Liu D.Y., Tomurtogoo O., Windley B.F.Fuentes:scopusTiming of accretion and collisional deformation in the Central Asian Orogenic Belt: Implications of granite geochronology in the Bayankhongor Ophiolite Zone
ArticleAbstract: Growing evidence suggests that the mechanism of Palaeozoic continental growth in Central Asia was byPalabras claves:Central Asian Orogenic Belt, Mongolia, Ophiolites, Zircon geochronologyAutores:Alfred Kron̈er, Brewer T.S., Buchan C., Cunningham W.D., Pfander J., Tomurhuu D., Tomurtogoo O., Windley B.F.Fuentes:scopus