Keishiro Azami

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Waseda University

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鉄マンガンクラスト層序学の確立―環境変動からプレート運動まで―

Open Date: 2018-04-25

Close Date: 2021-03-31

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Kyoto University

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Petit-spot hydrothermal systems simulated: Fluid evolution, chemical fluxes, and chemoautotrophic habitability

Origin of ferromanganese deposits in the Jurassic to Cretaceous accretionary complex: Implications for the deep-sea environment around ocean anoxic events

Study on Stone Blocks Used for Resthouses Along the Northwest Royal Road Connecting Angkor in Cambodia and Phimai in Thailand Based on On-Site Magnetic Susceptibility Measurements and Chemical Composition Analyses

A study on the possible construction order of the temples in Mahendraparvata on the summit of Kulen Mountain, Cambodia, based on brick and sandstone materials

Formation of hydrothermal ferromanganese oxides in the Daini-Nishi-Yamato Seamount, Sea of Japan: Do they really contain critical-metal particles?

Hydrothermal ferromanganese oxides around a petit-spot volcano on old and cold oceanic crust

Formation of hydrothermal ferromanganese oxides from the Daigo-Kume Knoll in the middle Okinawa Trough, Japan

<sup>87</sup>Sr/<sup>86</sup>Sr Isotopic Ratio of Ferromanganese Crusts as a Record of Detrital Influx to the Western North Pacific Ocean

Geochemistry of ferromanganese nodules in the soil of Okinawa Island, Japan: Paleoclimatic implications and discrimination scheme of the nodule origins

Stratigraphic Variations of Fe–Mn Micronodules and Implications for the Formation of Extremely REY-Rich Mud in the Western North Pacific Ocean

Geochemical features of Fe-Mn micronodules in deep-sea sediments of the western North Pacific Ocean: Potential for co-product metal extraction from REY-rich mud

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Masao Nakanishi

Hirochika Sumino

Kazutaka Yasukawa

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Yasuhiro Kato

Tetsu Kogiso

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