Backward Stacking of Submarine Channel-Fan Successions Controlled by Strike-Slip Faulting: The Izumi Group (Cretaceous), Southwest Japan

Lithosphere- United States

doi 10.1130/l19.1

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February 1, 2009

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Seiichi Toshimitsu

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