A bound on the viscosity of the Tibetan crust from the horizontality of palaeolake shorelines

A bound on the viscosity of the Tibetan crust from the horizontality of palaeolake shorelines

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Palaeoshorelines around four large lakes in central Tibet record a latest-Pleistocene-to-Holocene high stand during which the lakes were filled 150-200m more deeply than they are at present. GPS measurements of shoreline elevations around Zhari Namtso show that they are horizontal to within ±2m at t...

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Main Authors:	England, P, Walker, R, Fu, B, Floyd, M
Format:	Journal article
Published:	Elsevier 2013

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