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1.The groundwater deep circulation and large-scale geothermal deposition in response to the extension of the Yadong–Gulu rift, South Tibet, China

2.Post-collisional potassic rocks in Western Kunlun, NW Tibet Plateau: Insights into lateral variations in the crust-mantle structure beneath the India-Asia collision zone

3.Promotion function of forest vegetation on the water & carbon coupling cycle in karst critical zone: insights from karst groundwater systems in South China

4.Major, trace, and rare earth element geochemistry of the Ayder and İkizdere (Rize, NE Turkey) geothermal waters: Constraints for water–rock

5.Reconstructing the Olongbuluke Terrane (northern Tibet) in the end-Neopro‐terozoic to Ordovician Indian margin of Gondwana

6.Post-collisional potassic rocks in Western Kunlun, NW Tibet Plateau: Insights into lateral variations in the crust-mantle structure beneath

7.Sources and a proposal for comprehensive exploitation of lithium brine deposits in the Qaidam Basin on the northern Tibetan Plateau, China:Evidence from Li isotopes

8.Analysing Contaminant Mixing and Dilution in River Waters Influenced by Mine Water Discharges

9.Lithium isotope fractionation during flfluid exsolution: Implications for Li mineralization of the Bailongshan pegmatites in the West Kunlun, NW Tibet

10.Influential factors and spatial suitability of the method of limestone tablets in karst carbon cycle study in China

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