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SAIJO, Kiyoshi, YOSHIDA, Akihiro (2003) Rockfall from a Landslide Cliff in the Hanayama Village, Miyagi Prefecture, Caused by the Seismic Activity on May 26, 2003. Kikan Chirigaku, 55 (4). 256-258 doi:10.5190/tga.55.256

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TitleRockfall from a Landslide Cliff in the Hanayama Village, Miyagi Prefecture, Caused by the Seismic Activity on May 26, 2003
JournalKikan Chirigaku
AuthorsSAIJO, KiyoshiAuthor
YOSHIDA, AkihiroAuthor
Year2003Volume55
Issue4
PublisherThe Tohoku Geographical Association
DOIdoi:10.5190/tga.55.256Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceSAIJO, Kiyoshi, YOSHIDA, Akihiro (2003) Rockfall from a Landslide Cliff in the Hanayama Village, Miyagi Prefecture, Caused by the Seismic Activity on May 26, 2003. Kikan Chirigaku, 55 (4). 256-258 doi:10.5190/tga.55.256
Plain TextSAIJO, Kiyoshi, YOSHIDA, Akihiro (2003) Rockfall from a Landslide Cliff in the Hanayama Village, Miyagi Prefecture, Caused by the Seismic Activity on May 26, 2003. Kikan Chirigaku, 55 (4). 256-258 doi:10.5190/tga.55.256
In(2003) Kikan Chirigaku Vol. 55 (4) The Tohoku Geographical Association

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