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Titel	Memoirs of the College of Science, University of Kyoto: Serie B ; 32.4
Erscheinungsort	Kyoto
Erscheinungsjahr	1966
Medientyp	Stücktitel
Erschienen	In: Memoirs of the College of Science, University of Kyoto: Serie B
Datensatznummer	104170


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Memoirs of the College of Science, University of Kyoto: Serie B


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Kizekkyo Sandstone and Conglomerate of the Paleogene Muro Group in the Kii Peninsula, Japan \| Takao Tokuoka Effects of the Natural Earth Currents on the Electric Potential Distribution on the Surface due to Underground Structure \| Zin'itiro Hatuda Studies on Sandstones in the Maizuru Zone, Southwest Japan IV: Gamma Irradiation Effect on Quartz and its Application to the Study of Provenances \| Tsunemasa Shiki On the Anorthite Found in Lava Flow \| Tateo Ueda Permian Brachiopod Fossils of Timor: (Palaeontological Study of Portuguese Timor, 3) \| Daikichiro Shimizu On the Lower Cretaceous Fossils Found near the Omine Mine, Iwate Prefecture, Northeast Japan \| Keiji Nakazawa Geochemical Study of the Sambagawa Metamorphic System in the Besshi District, Central Shikoku, Japan: Part III-A Chemical Characteristics of the Schists in the Conformable Cupriferous Pyritic Ore Deposits \| Hiroshi Takubo Geochemical Study of the Sambagawa Metamorphic System in the Besshi District, Central Shikoku, Japan: Part III-B Post-metamorphic Hydrothermal Mineralization and Alteration of the Schists \| Hiroshi Takubo The Ryoke Metamorphic Zone of the Kinki District, Southwest Japan: Accomplishment of a Regional Geological Map \| Hajime Yoshizawa Kambrische Conodonten von China, Teil1: Conodonten aus den oberkambrischen Kushan-Schichten \| Yasuo Nogami Molluscan Fossils from the Muro Group in the Southern Part of the Kii Peninsula, Central Japan: Part 1 \| Eiji Matsumoto Notes on Elephas shigensis (MATSUMOTO and OZAKI) from the Osaka Group and the Paleo-Biwa Group \| Tadao Kamei