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Edited by: Gordon S. Lister
This volume is published annually based on papers submitted to the journal. The editors review all submitted manuscripts prior to a decision being made as to whether the article is ready to be published in dynamic review. The papers appear on line during the period of dynamic review, while further reviews are sought as well as general commentary from the reading public. Manuscripts will need to be modified based on reviews received during the period of dynamic review. Submission of a manuscript implies transfer of copyright.
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The Himalayan belt developed during the India-Asia collision and is regarded as the classic collisional orogen. Geological features can be observed in exceptional exposures that constitute an invaluable field laboratory for unravelling the sedimentary, tectonic, metamorphic and magmatic evolution of the orogenic belt. Our understanding of the Himalaya has helped to clarify the evolution of other ancient and recent orogens. The aim of the special issue is to describe a number of significant Himalayan field trips in order to share our field knowledge of this first-order orogen.