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A fact from Paleogeography of the India–Asia collision system appeared on Wikipedia's
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Did you know... that during the collision of India with Asia, the southern part of the
Tibetan Plateau achieved its high elevation before the northern part (graphic pictured)?
Hi Ariel,
The article is very organized. Here are some suggestions.
It would be great if you could explain more how the tectonic process can understand more about the "interaction between the Himalayas orogenic growth and the Asian monsoon system, as well as the dispersal and speciation of faunas".
It would be great to add several evidence to show that the Tibet plateau is located in the equatorial region, rather than high latitude region.
It would be great if you could explain how plateau (i.e a large flat highland) can develop via the Mesozoic uplift model
The content is precise and easy to understand, here are some suggestions for you:
Most figures cannot be seen (it says the files were deleted or moved?)
Organisation of content isn’t very clear, maybe "Diachronous collision hypotheses" and "Synchronous collision hypothesis" can be put in new sections instead of cramming them under "Timing of collision onset"?
some spelling mistakes here and there
“see also” — can separate wikipedia links and external links
Good Topic and easy to understand with good English. Some suggestions are as below:
1. Figures can't be loaded.
2. Some citations are placed before ".", some after, be consistent.
3. Content page looks messy, maybe you should change the type of title you are using.
Kenwongtk (
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14:00, 21 October 2019 (UTC)reply
Hey Ariel,
Your introduction is clear, which summarises what your page is about :)
Here are some suggestions:
The photos cannot be seen! It would be much easier to understand the hypotheses if the photos were shown.
There are a few typos throughout the page. One found in the intro: defferent
Missing citation for "Detrital zircons from these basins shares same age peaks at 100 Ma." in the section of Detrital zircon age patterns (NW-SE). Citations are also needed for figures if necessary.
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... that in the collision of India with Asia, the southern part of the
Tibet Plateau achieved its high elevation before the northern part?Mulch, Andreas; Chamberlain, C. Page (2006). "The rise and growth of Tibet". Nature. 439 (7077): 670–671. doi:10.1038/439670a
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Graeme Bartlett: New enough and plenty long enough, with great infographics. Source mentions "south–north migration of high terrain" and is cited inline. QPQ present. There are several paragraph-ending sentences that do not end in inline citations but need them before I approve this nomination. In most cases, these can probably be solved by additional invocations of existing references: