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Proterozoic geological evolution of the northern Vestfold Hills, Antarctica. Geological Magazine, 1991
(Ref: 2855)
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Compressional and extensional tectonics in low-medium pressure granulites from the Larsemann Hills, East Antarctica. Geological Magazine, 1995
(Ref: 6836)
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Crustal evolution of the East Antarctic mobile belt in Prydz Bay: continental collision at 500 Ma? Precambrian Research, 1995
(Ref: 6838)
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Clarifying P-T paths via structures in granulite from the Bolingen Islands, Antarctica. Australian Journal of Earth Science, 1994
(Ref: 7404)
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The Proterozoic deformation of the Vestfold Hills Block, East Antarctica: implications for the tectonic development of adjacent granulite belts. Precambrian Research, 1994
(Ref: 3085)
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The deformational history of the Larsemann Hills, Prydz Bay: the importance of the PanÐAfrican (500 Ma) in East Antarctica. Antarctic Science, 1993
(Ref: 3143)
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Constraints from the Vestfold Hills basement complex on the tectonics of the 1000 ma mobile belt in East Antarctica. Circumpolar Journal, 1992
(Ref: 4349)
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An extensional-compressional tectonic cycle in the late- Proterozoic of East Antarctica: constraints from the Vestfold Hills, Prydz Bay (Abstract). 29th International Geologial Congress, Japan, August, 1992
(Ref: 4643)
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The influence of deformation fabrics on the nucleation and growth of shear zones (Abstract). 29th International Geological Congress, Japan, 1992
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How well established is isobaric cooling in Proterozoic metamorphic belts. Geology, 1992
(Ref: 4649)
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A late-Proterozoic extensional compressional tectonic cycle in East Antarctica. Recent Progress in Antarctic Earth Science, 1992
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Alternating brittle and ductile deformation in the Archaean basement of the Vestfold Hills, Antarctica. Circumpolar Journal, 1989
(Ref: 4347)
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