Tomohiko Sato

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Okayama University

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Tomohiko Sato is an Associate Professor at Okayama University of Science in Japan. His research areas focus on various geological and environmental topics, including the analysis of Paleoproterozoic carbonate rocks, Cretaceous basin provenance, and the origins of methane in serpentinized hot springs. He is also involved in advancing educational tools for Earth Science and studying the early diversification history of animals through fossil research.

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National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology

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Depositional condition of Paleoproterozoic Francevillian carbonate rocks revisited from rare earth element contents

Cretaceous Fore‐Arc Basin and Its Provenance in Sakhalin, Far East Russia: U‐Pb Ages of Detrital Zircons From the Yezo Group

Metagenomic Thermometer.

The origin of methane in serpentinite-hosted hyperalkaline hot spring at Hakuba Happo, Japan: Radiocarbon, methane isotopologue and noble gas isotope approaches

Development of BYOD-style Horizontally Movable Virtual Reality Field Trip Tool for Earth Science Education

A story of Devonian ocean plate stratigraphy hosted by the Ulaanbaatar accretionary complex, northern Mongolia: implications from geological, structural and U–Pb detrital zircon data

Archean Itabirites From Ovan, NE-Gabon: Petrography, Mineralogy And Elemental Mapping

Unique lowermost Cambrian small shelly fossils (SSFs) from eastern Yunnan, South China: implications for the early diversification history of animals

High-resolution Stratigraphy of the Lowermost Cambrian Sequence at the Xiaolantian Section, Yunnan, South China: Lithofacies, Key Bed, and Local/Regional Correlation

Importance of Prokaryotes for the Origin of Eukaryotes and the Global Environment at 2.4-2.0 Ga

Unravelling the Origins of Life: Hakuba Hot-spring Chemistry of Oldest Microbes and Significance of Microbes Surviving in a Hadean-like Environment

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Akio Kanai

Takashi Hasegawa

Konomi Suda

Kenji Kawai

Hiroshi Mori

Ryosuke Nakai

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