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Nature 425, 781 (23 October 2003) | doi:10.1038/425781a
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Earth science: How do your mountains grow?
Nicola Jones
The soaring, jagged peaks of the world's second highest mountain range, the Andes, could owe their stature not to the power of the Earth but to that of the sea. So propose Simon Lamb and Paul Davis in this issue (Nature 425, 792–797; 2003).
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