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The Zhongdian—Daju fault is the transitional fault connecting the Kalakorum\|Jiali right lateral strike slip faulting zone and the Red River Fault, and a part of the south boundary of the eastward ext
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The Zhongdian—Daju fault is the transitional fault connecting the Kalakorum\|Jiali right lateral strike slip faulting zone and the Red River Fault, and a part of the south boundary of the eastward extrusive Tibet plateau. Field observations, associated
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