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Muto, Tetsuji, Blum, Peter (1989) An Illustration of a Sea Level Control Model from a Subsiding Coastal Fan System: Pleistocene Ogasayama Formation, Central Japan. The Journal of Geology, 97 (4) 451-463 doi:10.1086/629322

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TitleAn Illustration of a Sea Level Control Model from a Subsiding Coastal Fan System: Pleistocene Ogasayama Formation, Central Japan
JournalThe Journal of Geology
AuthorsMuto, TetsujiAuthor
Blum, PeterAuthor
Year1989 (July)Volume97
Issue4
PublisherUniversity of Chicago Press
DOIdoi:10.1086/629322Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceMuto, Tetsuji, Blum, Peter (1989) An Illustration of a Sea Level Control Model from a Subsiding Coastal Fan System: Pleistocene Ogasayama Formation, Central Japan. The Journal of Geology, 97 (4) 451-463 doi:10.1086/629322
Plain TextMuto, Tetsuji, Blum, Peter (1989) An Illustration of a Sea Level Control Model from a Subsiding Coastal Fan System: Pleistocene Ogasayama Formation, Central Japan. The Journal of Geology, 97 (4) 451-463 doi:10.1086/629322
In(1989, July) The Journal of Geology Vol. 97 (4) University of Chicago Press

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