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Publications by SHINZOU FUJIO
Helium Isotopes of Seawater in the Philippine Sea and the Western North Pacific
Geochemical Journal
Petrology
Geochemistry
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On the Variation of Heat Exchange and Evaporation at the Sea Surface in the Western North Pacific Ocean
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Late Cenozoic History of Deep Water Circulation in the Western North Pacific: Evidence From Nd Isotopes of Ferromanganese Crusts
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The Mixed‐bed Glacial Landform Imprint of the North Sea Lobe in the Western North Sea
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Wind-Driven Decadal Sea Surface Height and Main Pycnocline Depth Changes in the Western Subarctic North Pacific
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Interannual Relationships Between the Tropical Sea Surface Temperature and Summertime Subtropical Anticyclone Over the Western North Pacific
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A Possible Linkage of the Western North Pacific Summer Monsoon With the North Pacific Gyre Oscillation
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