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The '''Longmenshan Mountains''' are a mountain range in [[Sichuan]] province in southwestern [[China]]. Their uplift is a result of vertical slippage on the [[Longmenshan Fault]]. |
The '''Longmen Shan''' (Dragon's Gate Mountains), or '''Longmenshan Mountains''', are a mountain range in [[Sichuan]] province in southwestern [[China]]. Their uplift is a result of vertical slippage on the [[Longmenshan Fault]]. The Longmen Shan represent the eastern rim of the immense [[Tibetan Plateau]]. |
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Revision as of 18:53, 16 May 2008
The Longmen Shan (Dragon's Gate Mountains), or Longmenshan Mountains, are a mountain range in Sichuan province in southwestern China. Their uplift is a result of vertical slippage on the Longmenshan Fault. The Longmen Shan represent the eastern rim of the immense Tibetan Plateau.