Timing of Emeishan magmatic activity and implications for the end-Middle Permian biotic crisis

Roland Mundil(Berkeley Geochronology Center), Yilun Xu, Jonathan L. Payne(Planetary Science Institute), Steven W. Denyszyn(University of Western Australia), Paul R. Renne(Planetary Science Institute), J. Gregory Shellnutt(National Taiwan Normal University), A. B. Jost(Massachusetts Institute of Technology), Yuting Zhong(Chengdu Medical College), Baogang He(Xi'an Jiaotong University)
EGUGA
April 1, 2012
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