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2014
- A1
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Meso-Cenozoic building of the northern Central Asian Orogenic Belt: thermotectonic history of the Tuva region
Johan De Grave UGent, Elien De Pelsmaeker UGent, Fedor Zhimulev, Stijn Glorie, Mikhail M Buslov and Peter Van den haute UGent (2014) TECTONOPHYSICS. 621. p.44-59 Mark
2013
- A1
- journalArticle
Thermo-tectonic history of the Issyk-Kul basement (Kyrgyz Northern Tien Shan, Central Asia)
Johan De Grave UGent, Stijn Glorie UGent, Mikhail M Buslov, Daniel F Stockli, Michael O McWilliams, Vladislav Yu Batalev and Peter Van den haute UGent (2013) GONDWANA RESEARCH. 23(3). p.998-1020 Mark
2012
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Late Palaeozoic and Meso-Cenozoic tectonic evolution of the Southern Kyrgyz Tien Shan: constraints from multi-method thermochronology in the Trans-Alai, Turkestan-Alai segment and the southeastern Ferghana Basin
Johan De Grave UGent, Stijn Glorie UGent, Alexander B Ryabinin, Fedor Zhimulev, MM Buslov, Andrei Izmer, Marlina Elburg UGent, Frank Vanhaecke UGent and Peter Van den haute UGent (2012) JOURNAL OF ASIAN EARTH SCIENCES. 44. p.149-168 Mark
- C3
- conference
The role of inherited structures during deformation-propagation: a thermochronological case study on the Kyrygz South Tien Shan basement
Stijn Glorie UGent, Johan De Grave UGent, Fedor Zhimulev, Mikhail Buslov, Peter Van den haute UGent and Marlina Elburg UGent (2012) Geological Society of Australia Abstract Series. 102. p.46-47 Mark
- A1
- journalArticle
Tectonic history of the Irtysh shear zone (NE Kazakhstan): new constraints from zircon U/Pb dating, apatite fission track dating and palaeostress analysis
Stijn Glorie UGent, Johan De Grave UGent, D Delvaux, MM Buslov, FI Zhimulev, Frank Vanhaecke UGent, Marlina Elburg UGent and Peter Van den haute UGent (2012) JOURNAL OF ASIAN EARTH SCIENCES. 45. p.138-149 Mark
- A1
- journalArticle
Structural control on Meso-Cenozoic tectonic reactivation and denudation in the Siberian Altai: insights from multi-method thermochronometry
Stijn Glorie UGent, Johan De Grave UGent, Mikhail M Buslov, Fedor I Zhimulev, Peter Van den haute UGent and Marlina Elburg UGent (2012) TECTONOPHYSICS. 544-545. p.75-92 Mark
- C3
- conference
Chronology of assembly and reactivation episodes in the Central Asian Orogenic Belt: case studies in the Kyrgyz Tien Shan
Johan De Grave UGent, Stijn Glorie UGent, Mikhail Buslov, Fedor Zhimulev, Vladislav Batalev and Peter Van den haute UGent (2012) Geodynamic Evolution of the Central Asian Orogenic Belt, 1st International workshop, Abstracts. Mark
- C3
- conference
Formation and denudation history of the Siberian-Kazakh Altai: insights from multiple U-decay chronometers
Stijn Glorie UGent, Johan De Grave UGent, Mikhail Buslov, Fedor Zhimulev and Peter Van den haute UGent (2012) Geodynamic Evolution of the Central Asian Orogenic Belt, 1st International workshop, Abstracts. Mark
- C3
- conference
The detrital record of the Central Asian Orogenic Belt: preliminary results from the Kyrgyz Tien Shan and future perspectives in Tien Shan and Altai
Elien De Pelsmaeker UGent, Johan De Grave UGent, Stijn Glorie UGent, Mikhail Buslov, Fedor Zhimulev and Peter Van den haute UGent (2012) Geodynamic Evolution of the Central Asian Orogenic Belt, 1st International workshop, Abstracts. Mark
2011
- A1
- journalArticle
The tectonic evolution of the Chuya-Kurai zone (Siberian Altai mountains) by means of multi-method chronology
Willem Vandoorne UGent, Johan De Grave UGent, Stijn Glorie UGent and Peter Van den haute UGent (2011) GEOLOGICA BELGICA. 14(3-4). p.289-292 Mark

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