奈良盆地西部五条山産出の更新世植物化石について〔英文〕

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i) Each lamina within the marine clay beds around the Gojoyama Area yielded similar fossil assemblages which were composed of both cool-temperate and warm-temperate to subtropical taxa.ii) Judging from the occurrence of the fossils, they were not transported from a distance. So, cool-temperate and warm-temperate to subtropical taxa were growing together within an ecotone, or at least, growing in adjacent areas.