27. SEDIMENTARY FACIES EVOLUTION OF THE NANKAI FOREARC AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR THE GROWTH OF THE SHIMANTO ACCRETIONARY PRISM1

27. SEDIMENTARY FACIES EVOLUTION OF THE NANKAI FOREARC AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR THE GROWTH OF THE SHIMANTO ACCRETIONARY PRISM1
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27 南海前弧沉积相演化及其对四万十增生棱柱生长的影响1

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1993
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Nankai Trough
Nankai Trough
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A. Taira;J. Ashi;Nankai Trough

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