Cenozoic magmatism of extension zones in continental margins: An example of the Korea-Japan area

Petrology

Volumn 9, Issue 5, 2001, Pages 450-476

  Filatova, N I ^a   Fedorov, P I ^b  

^a Institute of the Lithosphere of Marginal Seas   (Russian Federation)

^b GEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE   (Russian Federation)

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