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The “ring-morphostructures” (RM) are the object of this study. They are one of the most significant element of lineament’s structure and unknown for the majority of investigations. RM are numerous to lineament’s zone: they have-different size (from 10–20 km to 500–800km in diameter), structure, age, geological history and have been divided into several classes on the most important signs. They have a spatial-genetic connection Amur-Songhua-Huanghe lineament (ASHL) and had been developed simultaneously with it. The RM exerted an essential influence on the geologic-geomorphological structure, evolution and geodynamics of lineament. The main factor of evolution of lineament is a long geological process of extension of the earth’s crust which is a result of the expanding earth.
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Foundation item: Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (No. 49471013), Changehun Jingyuetan Remote Sensing Test Site, the Chinese Academy of Sciences (No. 91003), and Russian Fund of Fundamental Investigation (No. 98-05-65090).
Biography: KULAKOV A P (1933–), male, Russian, professor. His research interest includes morphostructure.
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Kulakov, A.P., Qiu, Sw., Miasnikov, E.A. et al. Ring-morphostructures of the Amur-Songhua-Huanghe lineament (eastern margin of Asia). Chin. Geograph.Sc. 10, 348–355 (2000). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11769-000-0050-5
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