Geochemical study of the bathyal seep communities at the Hatsushima site, Sagami Bay, Central Japan

Geochemical study of the bathyal seep communities at the Hatsushima site, Sagami Bay, Central Japan
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日本中部相模湾初岛遗址深海渗流群落的地球化学研究

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10.2343/geochemj.21.227
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1987
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S. Ohta
S. Ohta
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H. Sakai;T. Gamo;K. Endow;J. Ishibashi;T. Ishizuka;F. Yanagisawa;M. Kusakabe;T. Akagi;G. Igarashi;S. Ohta

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