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Most cited papers from Trade Extensions (Sweden)

What are the most cited papers from Trade Extensions (Sweden)?

The most cited paper from Trade Extensions (Sweden) is "Control of synorogenic sedimentation on back and out-of-sequence thrusting: Insights from analog modeling of an orogenic front (Outer Carpathians, southern Poland)" (Iwona Sieniawska, Paweł Aleksandrowski, Marta Rauch et al., 2010), with 23 citations. Next come "Thermo‐Kinematic Constraints on Restoration of the Eastern Sichuan Fold‐And‐Thrust Belt, South China" (18) and "The influence of halokinesis on prograding clinoforms: Insights from the Tiddlybanken Basin, Norwegian Barents Sea" (5).

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1 Control of synorogenic sedimentation on back and out-of-sequence thrusting: Insights from analog modeling of an orogenic front (Outer Carpathians, southern Poland) Iwona Sieniawska, Paweł Aleksandrowski, Marta Rauch et al. · Tectonics Open access Dec 2010 23
2 Thermo‐Kinematic Constraints on Restoration of the Eastern Sichuan Fold‐And‐Thrust Belt, South China Qianqian Feng, Nansheng Qiu, Hang Wu et al. · Tectonics Sep 2023 18
3 The influence of halokinesis on prograding clinoforms: Insights from the Tiddlybanken Basin, Norwegian Barents Sea Luis Alberto Rojo, Dora Marín, Néstor Cardozo et al. · Basin Research Open access 29 Sep 2019 5
4 Submarine Salt Karst Terrains Christopher J. Talbot, Nico Augustin · AIMS Geosciences Open access 2016 5
5 Magnetic Fabric Signature Within a Thrust Imbricate; an Analog Modeling Approach Thorben Schöfisch, HEMIN A. KOYI, Bjarne Almqvist · Tectonics Open access Jul 2022 2
6 Student perceptions of medical improv in Sweden: an assessment of acceptability, relevance, and psychological safety Lina Lantz, Inana Selenius, Jens Mellqvist et al. · BMC Medical Education Open access 3 Jun 2026 0

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