Sedimentological study of the Ryukyu Group.

K. Minoura

Sedimentological study of the Ryukyu Group.

K. Minoura

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Abstract

The limestone of this Pleistocene Group is classified into a coral, algal mat, an algal ball and a detrital facies. A model of deposition for the limestone is concluded that sudden subsidence and isolation of the Ryukyu Islands, SW Japan, provided a favorable environment for the development of the limestone under warm water conditions. -from Author

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	1-69
Number of pages	69
Journal	Science Reports Tohoku University; Second Series, (Geology)
Volume	49
Issue number	1
Publication status	Published - 1979 Jan 1

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Environmental Science(all)
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