... from the locality near Xiaheyan village (Zhongwei City, China; Tupo Formation) ( Fig. 1 ) based on a limited sample ( Liu et al., 2009 ; Peng et al., 2005 ; Prokop and Ren, 2007 ; Ren et al., 2008 ; Zhang et al., 2006 ). This locality has been intensively sampled in recent years by the research...

... Province, NE China: Constrains from noble gases, radiogenic and stable isotope studies Peng Zhang, Linlin Kou, Yan Zhao, Zhongwei Bi, Zhumin Li 547 Sodium-rich volcanic rocks and their relationships with iron deposits in the Aqishan Yamansu belt of Eastern Tianshan, NW China Zhiyuan Sun, Jingbin Wang...

... of the Bianjiadayuan Pb-Zn polymetallic deposit, Inner Mongolia, China: Constraints from in-situ sulfur isotope and trace element geochemistry of pyrite Kai-Rui Song, Li Tang, Shou-Ting Zhang, M. Santosh, and Yin-Qiang Sun 1863 Origin and evolution of ore-forming fluid for the Gaosongshan gold deposit, Lesser Xing...

... mineralization in Xindigou, northern China Fanghua Zhang, Wenbo Li, Noel C. White, Lejun Zhang, and Zhongwei Yao article 103853 Provenance of Late Ordovician sedimentary rocks in the SE Yangtze block: Implications for deposition in an active continental margin Tao Yu, Zongqi Wang, Dongsheng Wang, Changqian Ma...

...-long rupture, now well mapped, with a maximum left-lateral slip of 10–11 m, and claimed over 220,000 lives ( Deng et al. , 1986 ; Zhang et al. , 1987 ; Institute of Geology, China Earthquake Administration and Ninxia Bureau of China Earthquake Administration, 1990 ). The rupture, spanning...

... for conventional hydraulic fracturing to make the fracturing fluid enter these microstructures. This paper carries out the investigation of the propagation law of hydraulic fractures interact with bedding layer under pulse fracturing. National Natural Science Foundation of China 10.13039/501100001809...

...). The 1920 M 8.5 Haiyuan and 1709 M 7.5 Zhongwei earthquakes produced an ~237-km-long strike-slip surface rupture zone along the Haiyuan fault, and a 30–60-km-long strike-slip rupture zone along the Tianjingshan fault, respectively (Ou et al., 2020 ; Zhang et al., 1987 , 2015). The Tianzhu transtensional...

...) to estimate maximum magnitudes on the basis of fault length, area, as well as the historical records and comparisons between fault zones within China. The WGDSPNSHMC’s estimates of average recurrence intervals are based on geological and geomorphic studies or the empirical relationship between a fault‐slip...

... Seismologic Bureau (1995), and instrumental seismicity is from China Earthquake Networks Center ( http://www.cenc.ac.cn/ ). White star indicates study site; dashed box is outline of area in B. F.—fault. Haiyuan fault is subdivided into seven sections separated by black arrows, from west to east: (1) Halahu...

...Jiaopeng Sun; Yunpeng Dong Abstract Closure timing of the northeastern Proto-Tethyan Ocean between the Qilian-Qinling Terranes and the North China Block remains unsolved, with assumptions ranging from end-Ordovician to the Devonian. To address this issue, integrated studies of stratigraphy...

... Projects of China (grant No. 2016ZX05031-002). Wu Z. Dong L. Cui C. Cheng X. Wang Z. A numerical model for fractured horizontal well and production characteristics: comprehensive consideration of the fracturing fluid injection and flowback Journal of Petroleum Science...

...) . Deng Q. Zhang Y. Xu G. Fan F. (1979) . On the tectonic stress field in China and its relation to plate...

...Haoyang Zhou; Xiaoming Sun; Zhongwei Wu; Jianlin Liao; Yu Fu; Dengfeng Li; Pete Hollings; Ying Liu; Hai Lin; Zhiyong Lin Abstract Iron oxide minerals such as hematite and magnetite can provide valuable information on ore genesis. Uraniumbearing hematite has been proposed as a potential Pb-Pb...

...JEAN VANNIER; SHANG QI WANG; MICHEL COEN Abstract The functional morphology and autecology of leperditicopid arthropods (Ordovician-uppermost Devonian) are analyzed in the light of well-preserved specimens from the Devonian of China and detailed comparisons with recent ostracodes. Leperditicopids...

...Jinjun Hu; Chaoyue Jin; Hui Zhang; Lei Hu; Zhongwei Wang Abstract The Kanto region is an earthquake disaster‐prone area where it is necessary to conduct regional seismic hazard analysis. Ground‐motion models (GMMs) of Arias intensity, cumulative absolute velocity, and significant duration...

...CHRISTOPHER J. CLEAL; WANG ZIQIANG Abstract A diverse assemblage of Carboniferous plant fossils occurs in the upper Benxi Formation at the Kaihuagou Section near Taiyuan, Shanxi, China. It consists of impressions and fusain fragments, the latter revealing anatomical details. Unlike previously...

... supported by the Key and Core Technology Projects of China National Petroleum Corporation (Grant no. 2020B-4118). Liu X. Q. Zhang W. Qu Z. Guo T. Sun Y. Rabiei M. Cao Q. Feasibility evaluation of hydraulic fracturing in hydrate-bearing sediments based...

...Neil C. Mitchell; Zhongwei Zhao ABSTRACT In some wave-exposed coasts, sandy clinoforms occur with rollovers (locations where their surfaces steepen) at ∼ 20–60 m depth. They have been suggested to have formed from sand mobilized by strong wave agitation in shallow water that has deposited in more...

...Jinjun Hu; Yitian Ding; Hui Zhang; Chaoyue Jin; Zhongwei Wang Abstract Real‐time seismic intensity estimation aims to predict the maximum possible damage caused by an earthquake based on primary waves ( P wave), so that the earthquake early warning (EEW) targets can take measures to reduce...

... actinopterygian remains suggest a marine origin for the clade. The Upper Silurian marine deposits of Gotland, Sweden, yield remains of Andreolepis ( Gross, 1968 ; Janvier, 1971 , 1978 ; Märss, 2001 ), while Naxilepis has been recorded from similarly aged sediments in China ( Wang and Dong, 1989...