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Katsu, Y. and Satoh, H. (1963) Explanatory text of the geological map of Japan, scale 1:50,000, Mokoto-yama (Abashiri-49) (Geological Survey of Japan)

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Original EntryKatsu, Y. and Satoh, H. (1963) Explanatory text of the geological map of Japan, scale 1:50,000, Mokoto-yama (Abashiri-49) (Geological Survey of Japan)
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Full ReferenceKatsu, Y. and Satoh, H. (1963) Explanatory text of the geological map of Japan, scale 1:50,000, Mokoto-yama (Abashiri-49) (Geological Survey of Japan)
Plain TextKatsu, Y. and Satoh, H. (1963) Explanatory text of the geological map of Japan, scale 1:50,000, Mokoto-yama (Abashiri-49) (Geological Survey of Japan)

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Kutcharo pyroclastic flow, Okhotsk Subprefecture, Hokkaidō Prefecture, Japanⓘ Augite, ⓘ Charcoal, ⓘ Glass, ⓘ Hypersthene, ⓘ Plagioclase

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