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A reconstruction of the last 50 My of South-East Asia's tectonic history
We present 2-D reconstructions representing the extended version of the continental extrusion model, on which late Paul Tapponnier worked with the co-authors, and which provides a coherent mechanism for the origin of most major faults and basins in South-East Asia, in the last 50 My. In that
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