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Introduction to Global Tectonic System
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Veröffentlicht 2023, von Yuzhu Kang bei Springer, Berlin, Springer Nature Singapore, China Petrochemical Press Co., Ltd., Springer
ISBN: 978-981-194-241-9
Auflage: 1st ed. 2023
Approx. 170 p. 42 illus.
235 mm x 155 mm
This book analyzes and studies a large number of geological data in the world, divides the world into eight types of structural systems for the first time, puts forward the evolution characteristics of each structural system, discusses the main controlling factors of the formation of structural systems, and points out that there was no regional metamorphism in the global Paleozoic and some areas ...
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This book analyzes and studies a large number of geological data in the world, divides the world into eight types of structural systems for the first time, puts forward the evolution characteristics of each structural system, discusses the main controlling factors of the formation of structural systems, and points out that there was no regional metamorphism in the global Paleozoic and some areas of the meso Neoproterozoic. These innovative theoretical understandings not only fill in the gap of global tectonic system but also enrich and develop the theory of global geological science.
This book analyzes and studies a large number of geological data in the world, divides the world into eight types of structural systems for the first time, puts forward the evolution characteristics of each structural system, discusses the main controlling factors of the formation of structural systems, and points out that there was no regional metamorphism in the global Paleozoic and some areas of the meso Neoproterozoic. These innovative theoretical understandings not only fill in the gap of global tectonic system but also enrich and develop the theory of global geological science.