Brahmaputra sediment flux dominated by highly localized rapid erosion from the easternmost Himalaya R.J. Stewart1, B. Hallet*1, P.K. Zeitler2, M.A. Malloy2, C.M. Allen3, D. Trippett4 Quaternary Research Center and Depart

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Date: 2008-09-23 15:03:48 Geography of Tibet Geology Fission track dating Geochronology Uranium Zircon Namcha Barwa Uranium-lead dating Gyala Peri Radiometric dating Historical geology Geography of Asia		Brahmaputra sediment flux dominated by highly localized rapid erosion from the easternmost Himalaya R.J. Stewart1, B. Hallet*1, P.K. Zeitler2, M.A. Malloy2, C.M. Allen3, D. Trippett4 Quaternary Research Center and Depart Add to Reading List Source URL: www.ees.lehigh.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 250,61 KB Share Document on Facebook

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