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ACHYA,Tllasafumi:EstimatingtheAgeofRockGlaciersfrom WeatheringRindThicknessintheYari‑HotakaMou漁inR鋤ge, NorthamJapaneseAlps
MonitoringofGroundSurfaceTemperatureonBlockyI.andforms Arou簸dMt.S犠isyo,Ce瞭alPa鎚oftheNo曲emJapaneseAlps ARAI,Fusao:SeeMORIWAK夏,H.
:SeeKAR菱YA,Y
ARAX,Tbmokaz犠:RelationshipsbetweenCha簸gesinLocalityandthe AdministrativeConsolidationintheKa.shimaSeasideRegion
ThePoliticsontheRepresentationoftheYokotaAirForceBase in解ussaCity,Japa戯
8AO,Zhenhao:Drought/FloodVariationsinEasternChinaduring由e Colder(1610‑1719)andWarmer(1880‑19$9}PeriodsandTheir RelationswiththeSouthernOscillation
CU夏,・:SeeK正KUC田,T
FALL,Ousmane;'TheIntegrationofRemotelySensedDataandGISin IVIonitoringtheSenegalRiverEstuary:Responsesofthesancl SpittoAn漁mpogenicDrivenChanges
FU∬NO,Akihiko:GeographyEducationinAus重ralia:FπomtheV韮ewof 'TeachingonJapanandItsPeople
FUJIWARA,Osamu:SeeKArO,M.
:SeeFUKUSAWA,H.
FUKUSAWA,Hitoshi:SeeK鯉0,M.
:SeeYAMADA,K.
ChangesofEco‑SystemsintheLast500YearsCaused.byDuman ImpactsinLakeSuigetsuko,CentralJapan
GUO,H蟻an‑Che無g:SeeKIKUC田,T.
HnMIYAMA,Yほkio:SeeKIKUCHI,T.
田RAKAwA,Kazuomi:SomeBasicDataontheQuaternaryGlaciation intheChileanLakeDistrict
:SeeIM.AIZUMI,T.
:SeeYAMADA,S.
HORI,Nobuyuki:SeeMUROFUS田,T.
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HOSODA(OGAWA),Mayumi:SnowPrecip瓶ionAmo麟a鍛dIts
Sensi輩ivi重y窒oGloba蔓Wam加gdu血gWinterSeasoninJapan ICHIKAWA,Sachiko:SeeMArSUYAMA,H.
ICH][NO,Mika:Spatiala益dT￠mporalDiff6rencesofGlobalSolar Radiation:ApplicabilityofMeanDailyClearnessIndex IMAIZUM亙,Tc)shi釦mi:SeemRAKAWA,K.
:ActiveFau1￡sandQua重emaryGeo。Historyof伽Altiplanoon thefootoftheCordilleraReal,Bolivia
lNOUE,Kimio:Shimabara‑ShigatusakuE麟hquakeandT{)pographic ChangesbyShimabaraCatastrophein1792
1TO,Shuichi:InfluencesofGenderDivisionofLaborontheProcessof Residentia粟Choice:ACaseStudyofHouseholdsi薮ChibaNewTbwn, ontheOutskirtsoftheTokyoIVIetropolitanArea
IWASB,Yasuyuki:SeeSAKAMOTO,N.
rWATA,Sh両i:Defbresta輩ioninEas電emandCentralNepa亜 IZUM匡,丁 欲eki:SeeOKA,S。
KANO,AkihhD:SeeSAKAMAIrO,N.
KANOU,Masanori:CharacteristicsofIlrlountainWindsaroundaValley Mouth:ACaseStudyh}theUpperCourseofTAMARiver,Tbkyo KAR菱YA,Ybshihiko:Ini重iationofAlpineGrasslanda難dW￠tMeadowSoils
onSnowyHighIYIountainsinCentralJapan:aTephrochronological Estimate
:SeeIWATA,S.
KATO,Megumi:VarvedLacust面eSedimentsofLakeTbugou‑lke,W6stem JapanwithReferencetoHoloceneSea‑LevelChangesinJapan
:SeeFUKUSAWA,H.
KIKUCHI,Takao:ANewh並erpretationofFormingProcessofMari難e PleistoceneSuccessionintheKantoTectonicBasin KIKUCHI,'Toshio:SustainabilityofDailyFarmingLocationinthe
AucklandRegion,NewZealand
LandUseChangesandTheirDrivingForceintheBeijing MetropolitanArea,China
SustainabilityofAgriculturalLandUseChangesinUrban
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