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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Karakorum"”.

  1. The India-Asia pile up

    … to determine if the granitoids of the Ladakh and Karakorum batholiths of NW India were emplaced episodically or continuously during the Himalayan orogeny. The SHRIMP results indicate that magmatism was episodic. However, we also found that zircons with high-uranium concentrations produce older …

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  2. The India-Asia pile up

    … to determine if the granitoids of the Ladakh and Karakorum batholiths of NW India were emplaced episodically or continuously during the Himalayan orogeny. The SHRIMP results indicate that magmatism was episodic. However, we also found that zircons with high-uranium concentrations produce older …

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  3. Climate variability and glacial dynamics in the Himalaya

    … rezent ungleiches Verhalten der Gletscher im Karakorum und im Himalaja, welches ich auf die konkurrierenden klimatischen Einflüsse der Westwinddrift im Winter und des Indischen Monsuns im Sommer zurückführe. Zweitens untersuche ich, ob klimatisch bedingte Ost-West Unterschiede im …

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  4. Intermontane valley fills

    … interaction of Rivers and Glaciers all along the Karakorum is considered a key factor in landscape evolution and presumably promoted headward erosion of the Indus-Shyok drainage system into the western margin of the Tibetan Plateau. The results of this thesis highlight the strong influence of …

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  5. The role of extension during the evolution of the NW Indian Himalaya

    … the Tibetan Plateau due the inability of the Karakorum fault (KF) to adequately accommodate ongoing E-W extension on the Tibetan Plateau. Furthermore, in line with other observations from Tibet, the onset of E-W normal faulting in the NW Himalaya may also reflect the attainment of high …

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