Clockwise rotations recorded in Early Cretaceous rocks of South Korea: implications for tectonic affinity between the Korean Peninsula and North China
Xixi Zhao(University of California, Santa Cruz), Zhong Zheng(UCLA Health), Ki‐Hong Chang(Catholic University of Korea), Sun-Ok Park(Kyungpook National University), Sheraz Khan Omarzai(University of California, Santa Cruz), Rixiang Zhu(Hefei University of Technology), Robert S. Coe(University of California, Santa Cruz), Yang Zhou(Nanjing University of Information Science and Technology), Stuart A. Gilder(Institut de physique du globe de Paris)
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