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NAKAI, Nobuyuki, SHIRAI, Yasutoshi (1978) Paleoclimatic Features in Central Japan based on the Stable Isotope Compositions of Lake Biwa Sediments and Speleothems. Proceedings Of The Japan Academy. Ser. B: Physical And Biological Sciences, 54 (3) 81-86 doi:10.2183/pjab.54.81

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TitlePaleoclimatic Features in Central Japan based on the Stable Isotope Compositions of Lake Biwa Sediments and Speleothems
JournalProceedings Of The Japan Academy. Ser. B: Physical And Biological Sciences
AuthorsNAKAI, NobuyukiAuthor
SHIRAI, YasutoshiAuthor
Year1978Volume54
Issue3
PublisherJapan Academy
DOIdoi:10.2183/pjab.54.81Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceNAKAI, Nobuyuki, SHIRAI, Yasutoshi (1978) Paleoclimatic Features in Central Japan based on the Stable Isotope Compositions of Lake Biwa Sediments and Speleothems. Proceedings Of The Japan Academy. Ser. B: Physical And Biological Sciences, 54 (3) 81-86 doi:10.2183/pjab.54.81
Plain TextNAKAI, Nobuyuki, SHIRAI, Yasutoshi (1978) Paleoclimatic Features in Central Japan based on the Stable Isotope Compositions of Lake Biwa Sediments and Speleothems. Proceedings Of The Japan Academy. Ser. B: Physical And Biological Sciences, 54 (3) 81-86 doi:10.2183/pjab.54.81
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