Keiji Horikawa
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Keiji Horikawa is a Professor at the University of Toyama in Japan. His research interests encompass various aspects of marine geology and paleoclimatology, focusing on topics such as Holocene deposition in Arctic regions and the atmospheric carbon dioxide variations over millennial timescales. He has contributed significantly to the understanding of seawater rare earth elements and their implications for oceanic processes. Additionally, his recent works examine the interactions between land and ocean systems and their roles in climate change.
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Seiya Nagao
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Chijun Sun
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University of California, Davis
Takuya Itaki
National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST)
Mark Dekkers
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Utrecht University
Timothy Herbert
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David Wilson
University College London
Xu Zhang
British Antarctic Survey
Juan Cruz Larrasoaña
Instituto Geológico y Minero de España
Michael E Weber
University of Bonn
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Minoru Ikehara
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Kochi University
Kenta Suzuki
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