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2. Post-earthquake rapid resealing of bedrock flow-paths by concretion-forming resin
3. Chemical characteristics of wintertime aerosol and cloud over the Sea of Japan based on aircraft and ground measurements
4. Chemical processes of wintertime aerosols over the East China Sea based on aircraft and ground measurements: Comparison with the Sea of Japan
5. Decadal–centennial-scale solar-linked climate variations and millennial-scale internal oscillations during the Early Cretaceous
6. Bleached-spot formation in Fe-oxide-rich rock by inorganic process
7. Selenite and selenate in clouds at a high-altitude mountain location in central Japan
8. Glendonite concretion formation due to dead organism decomposition
9. Hydrothermal formation of Fe-oxide bands in zebra rocks from northern Western Australia
10. Radiocarbon analysis of tree ring for a catastrophic collapse in the northern Yatsugatake volcanoes: Its implication for seismotectonics in southwest Japan
11. Numerical simulation of iron oxide concretions on Earth and Mars through calcite dissolution
12. Sedimentary rhythm of Mn-carbonate laminae induced by East Asian summer monsoon variability and human activity in Lake Ohnuma, southwest Hokkaido, northern Japan
13. Concentric Fe-oxyhydroxide bands in dacite cobbles: Rates of buffering chemical reactions
14. Syngenetic rapid growth of ellipsoidal silica concretions with bitumen cores
15. Ammonite concretion formation through organic decomposition in the iron reduction zone
16. Rhythmic iron‐oxide bands of Navajo Sandstone concretions and Kimberley banded claystone: Formation process and buffering reaction rate by diagenetic alteration
17. Late Holocene climatic impact on vegetation and human activity in central Japan, recorded in sediment at Arao-Minami archaeological site, northwestern Nobi Plain
18. Chemical Characteristics of Cloud Water and Sulfate Production Under Excess Hydrogen Peroxide in a High Mountainous Region of Central Japan
19. Rhythmic iron‐oxide bands of Navajo Sandstone concretions and Kimberley banded claystone: Formation process and buffering reaction rate by diagenetic alteration.
20. Sample pretreatment effects on isotopic compositions of oxygen and sulfur in BaSO4 derived from atmospheric sulfate.
21. Hydrological and climate changes in southeast Siberia over the last 33 kyr
22. A higher moisture level in the early Holocene in northern Mongolia as evidenced from sediment records of Lake Hovsgol and Lake Erhel
23. Biogenically induced bedded chert formation in the alkaline palaeo-lake of the Green River Formation
24. Centennial-Scale Environmental Changes in Terhiin Tsagaan Lake, Mongolia Inferred from Lacustrine Sediment: Preliminary Results
25. Possible Age Models for Lake Onuma Lacustrine Sediments Based on Tuffs Recovered in Three Cores
26. Author Correction: Macro-scale ore-controlling faults revealed by micro-geochemical anomalies
27. Publisher Correction: 87Sr/86Sr age determination by rapidly formed spherical carbonate concretions
28. Macro-scale ore-controlling faults revealed by micro-geochemical anomalies
29. 87Sr/86Sr age determination by rapidly formed spherical carbonate concretions
30. Applications of micro-X-ray fluorescence mapping to iron bands in iron-oxide concretion to evaluate its formation and reaction rate
31. Centennial- to millennial-scale climate shifts in continental interior Asia repeated between warm–dry and cool–wet conditions during the last three interglacial states: evidence from uranium and biogenic silica in the sediment of Lake Baikal, southeast Siberia
32. Characteristics of Lake Sediment from Southwestern Mongolia and Comparison with Meteorological Data
33. Episyenite formation in the Toki granite, central Japan
34. A 27-kyr record of environmental change in central Asia inferred from the sediment record of Lake Hovsgol, northwest Mongolia
35. The development of Fe-nodules surrounding biological material mediated by microorganisms
36. Advanced Micro-XRF Method to Separate Sedimentary Rhythms and Event Layers in Sediments: Its Application to Lacustrine Sediment from Lake Suigetsu, Japan
37. Fractal Nature of the Band-Thickness in the Archean Banded Iron Formation in the Yellowknife Greenstone Belt, Northwest Territories, Canada
38. Response of Biogenic Silica Production in Lake Baikal and Uranium Weathering Intensity in the Catchment Area to Global Climate Changes
39. Continental Erosion/Weathering Changes in Central Asia Recorded in the Holocene Sediment from Lake Hovsgol, Northwest Mongolia, by Synchrotron μ-XRF Mapping Analyses
40. Diffusion controlled formation of spherical carbonate concretion in muddy sedimentary matrices
41. Siberian Permafrost Thawing Accelerated at the Bølling/Allerød and Preboreal Warm Periods During the Last Deglaciation
42. Image processing to extract sequential profiles with high spatial resolution from the 2D map of deformed laminated patterns
43. Quantitative micro‐X‐ray fluorescence scanning spectroscopy of wet sediment based on the X‐ray absorption and emission theories: Its application to freshwater lake sedimentary sequences
44. Interannual changes in radiocesium concentrations in annually laminated tufa following the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant accident
45. Generalized conditions of spherical carbonate concretion formation around decaying organic matter in early diagenesis
46. Paleoclimate variability in continental Asia revealed by chemical analyses of Lake Baikal sediment
47. AMS ^<14>C dating of sediment core BSS06-G2 from Lake Baikal, Russia : Toward decoding the variation of bulk-chemical composition
48. Periodic variation of paleoenvironments found by PCA of 27 kyr geochemical records of Lake Hovsgol sediment
49. Early post-mortem formation of carbonate concretions around tusk-shells over week-month timescales
50. Fractal Nature of the Band-Thickness in the Archean Banded Iron Formation in the Yellowknife Greenstone Belt, Northwest Territories, Canada
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