Xiong'er Volcanic Belt
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Xiong'er Volcanic Belt
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The Xiong'er Volcanic Belt is a 1770 to 1800 million year-old group of volcanic rocks located on the southern edge of the North China craton. It covers an area of approximately 60,000 km2 and varies from 3000 m to 7000 m thick. The perimeter of the volcanic belt is composed of three faults: the Jianxian-Lintong fault to the northwest, the Luoyang-Baofeng fault to the northeast, and the Luonan-Luanchan fault to the south. The volcanic belt formed at a time in Earth's history when all of the conti
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2022-12-27T09:22:48Z
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