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A refined chronology of the Naumann's elephant (Palaeoloxodon naumanni) provides a new insight on factors of their extinction. [PDF]
Sci RepKusaka S +4 more
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Full-ocean-depth EM124 mapping of the Challenger Deep by R/V Hakuho-maru and depth-estimate sensitivity tests. [PDF]
Sci DataFujii M, Tamura C, Ohara Y, Okino K.
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Marine Policy, 1990
Abstract : The Sea of Japan represents a unique oceanic environment that offers the possibility for quantitative sea-air exchange research of a 'thermohaline' active region. For the Sea of Japan the heat and salinity budgets can be addressed by: (1) monitoring ocean current inflow/outflow thermohaline and volume flux characteristics; (2) using the ring
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Abstract : The Sea of Japan represents a unique oceanic environment that offers the possibility for quantitative sea-air exchange research of a 'thermohaline' active region. For the Sea of Japan the heat and salinity budgets can be addressed by: (1) monitoring ocean current inflow/outflow thermohaline and volume flux characteristics; (2) using the ring
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226Ra in the Japan Sea and the residence time of the Japan Sea water
Earth and Planetary Science Letters, 1986Abstract The surface water of the Japan Sea contained 226 Ra of 70 ± 4dpm m −3 which was nearly equal to that of the surface water in the North Pacific. The concentration of 226 Ra in the Japan Sea deep water below 500 m was 151 ± 8dpm m −3 , showing a vertically and regionally small variation.
Koh Harada, Shizuo Tsunogai
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