Extensional deformation in the northern Ryukyu arc indicated by mesoscale fractures in the middle Miocene deposits of Tanegashima Island, Japan.

Extensional deformation in the northern Ryukyu arc indicated by mesoscale fractures in the middle Miocene deposits of Tanegashima Island, Japan.
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日本种子岛中中新世沉积物中的中尺度断裂表明琉球岛弧北部的伸展变形。

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10.5575/geosoc.106.234
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2000
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Journal of the Geological Society of Japan
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O. Fabbri
O. Fabbri
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