Pacific-type Orogens: New Concepts and Variations in Space and Time from Present to Past

MARUYAMA SHIGENORI; OMORI SOICHI; SENSHU HIROKI; KAWAI KENJI; KAWAI KENJI; WINDLEY B. F.

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Pacific-type Orogens: New Concepts and Variations in Space and Time from Present to Past

太平洋型造山帯-新しい概念の提唱と地球史における時空分布-

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Volume： 120 Issue： 1 Page： 115-223 Publication year： Feb. 25, 2011
JST Material Number： G0643A ISSN： 0022-135X CODEN： CGZAA Document type： Article
Article type：原著論文 Country of issue： Japan (JPN) Language： JAPANESE (JA)

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