Nobuhara Takami | Department Of Earth And Planetary Sciences Graduate School Of Science Nagoya University

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• Nobuhara Takami

  Department Of Earth And Planetary Sciences Graduate School Of Science Nagoya University

• Inoue Keisuke

  Department of Anatomy & Neurobiology, Kyoto Prefectural University of Medicine

• Nobuhara Takami

  Department Of Earth And Planetary Sciences School Of Science Nagoya University

• 延原 尊美

  静岡大学教育学部

• 延原 尊美

  名古屋大・理

• OZAWA Tomowo

  Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences, Graduate School of Science, Nagoya University

• 延原 尊美

  名古屋大学理学部地球惑星科学教室

• Itoh Kazuo

  Kyoto University

• Inoue Keisuke

  Department Of Anatomy & Neurobiology Kyoto Prefectural University Of Medicine

• 小澤 智生

  名古屋大学大学院理学研究科

• Ozawa Tomowo

  Department Of Earth And Planetary Science Graduate School Of Science Nagoya University

• SUGIYAMA Kazuhiro

  Department of Hematology, University of Tsukuba Hospital

• NOBUHARA TAKAMI

  Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences, Nagoya University

• TOMIDA SUSUMU

  Chukyo Gakuin University

• 延原 尊美

  静岡大 教育

• Khim Boo

  College Of Marine Studies University Of Delaware

• Tomida S

  Chukyo Gakuin Univ. Gifu Jpn

• KRANTZ DAVID

  College of Marine Studies, University of Delaware

• Sugiyama Kazuhiro

  Department Of Earth And Planetary Sciences School Of Science Nagoya University

• Krantz David

  College Of Marine Studies University Of Delaware

• Inoue Keisuke

  Department Of Earth And Planetary Sciences School Of Science Nagoya University

• Khim Boo-keun

  College of Marine Studies, University of Delaware

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著作論文

• Reexamination of the Sagara Fauna : Middle Miocene molluscan assemblage from the Sugegaya Formation, Sagara Group, Shizuoka Prefecture, Central Japan
• Preliminary report on Pliocene radiolarians from the Nobori Formation, Tonohama Group, Shikoku, Southwest Japan
• 1011 Stable isotope records of the Pliocene fossil Akebiconcha kawamurai (Bivalvia : Vesicomyidae) from the Tamari Formation, Central Japan : Indication of chemoautotrophic symbiosis
• 鮮新-更新統掛川層群産貝類群集の水深別に見た変遷過程〔英文〕

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