Holocene sea-level change in the goto islands, japan
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概要
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In order to examine the cause of underwater Jomon sites observed in the Goto Islands, sea-level change during the past 8,000 yr BP at Fukue Island has been evaluated based on diatom assemblage and pyrite-sulfer analyses for boring cores and ^<14>C dating for mollusks. The data indicate that the mean sea-level at about 5,000 yr BP was -1.9m and gradually rose to the present level. Thus the sea-level obtained in this study and underwater sites are indicative of crustal subsidence caused by sea-water loading by Holocene transgression.
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著者
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Yokoyama Yusuke
Research School Of Earth Sciences Australian National University
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Nagaoka Shinji
Department Of Geography Faculty Of Education Nagasaki University
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Nakada Masao
Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences, Faculty of Science, Kyushu University
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Maeda Yasuo
Institute for Science of Mathematics,Education Development, Universty of the Philippines
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Nagaoka Shinji/yokoyama
Department Of Geography Faculty Of Education Nagasaki University/research School Of Earth Sciences A
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