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Sensitivity of remagnetization in fingerprinting chemical fluids: insights from paleomagnetism and calcite geochronology of the Ordovician limestones, northern Tibetan Plateau
Remagnetization has proven to be a powerful process in geosciences, and determining the timing of remagnetization is the key to exploring its broader significance. Although carbonate rocks are the most common carriers of secondary magnetization, their remagnetization mechanism and the relati
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