The Tibetan Plateau is the most extensive elevated surface on the Earth, stretching ~1,000 km north to south and 3,200 km east to west, with a mean elevation of greater than 4.5 km and located north of the Indian subcontinent. The formation of this Plateau has profoundly influenced the variations and evolution of Asian climate, strengthening …[Read More]
Effects of decelerating India-Eurasia convergence on the crustal flow and topographic evolution of the Tibetan Plateau
