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Progress in Earth and Planetary Science

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Tsunami excitation by localized subsidence associated with crater formation: a numerical case study for the October 2023 Sofu Seamount event
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deleteTatsuhiko Tokuta; Kentaro Imai; Taro Arikawa
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Carbon solubility and liquid–liquid immiscibility in Fe–C–S ternary system up to 6 GPa: implications for the core of small planetary bodies
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deleteBin Zhao; Guillaume Morard; Geeth Manthilake; Paraskevas Parisiades; Jing Yang; Yingwei Fei; Yann Le Godec; Nozomi Kondo; Takashi Yoshino; Daniele Antonangeli
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Late middle Pleistocene fossil coral reef growth history in the subtropical Northwest Pacific
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deleteRiho Tomatsu; Marc Humblet; Kazuhiko Fujita; Yasufumi Iryu
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Effect of oxygen ion irradiation on the visible, infrared, and Raman spectra of Phobos candidate materials: implications on the space weathering by Martian atmosphere-derived ions
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deleteHaruhisa Tabata; Koki Yumoto; Oya Kawashima; Tomohiro Usui
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Redox-controlled restructuring of marine microbial ecosystems during oceanic anoxic events
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deleteTenga Yokoyama; Eiichi Tajika; Yasuto Watanabe; Kazumi Ozaki
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An evaluation on contribution of organo–metal complexes to enhanced soil CO2 release during drying–rewetting cycles using buried humic horizon soils
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deleteYuri Suzuki; Syuntaro Hiradate; Jun Koarashi; Mariko Atarashi-Andoh; Kazuki Suzuki; Masataka Nakayama; Yukiko Abe; Kouki Hikosaka; Hirofumi Kajino; Hiroyuki Sase; Rieko Urakawa; Hirohiko Nagano
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Advanced computational methods for predicting permafrost conditions: a survey
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deleteTrevor Greene; Naima Kaabouch; Timothy Pasch
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Mushroom-cloud development and transport of radioactive materials and dust: A numerical study of the Nagasaki atomic bombing
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deleteKenta Nakajima; Akiko Matsuo
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Orbital forcing in Lower Jurassic rhythmically bedded basinal carbonates: implications for depositional environment, benthic life, and stratigraphy
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deleteRenata Jach; Krzysztof Ninard; Alfred Uchman; Rafał Sikora; Ján Schlögl
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Cryptic microbialite development inside a middle Holocene coralgal reef, Okinawa Jima, the Ryukyu Islands
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deleteKazuhiko Fujita; Sho Koyano; Masaaki Chinen; Fumito Shiraishi; Chuki Hongo; Marc Humblet; Ryuji Asami; Yasufumi Iryu; Yosuke Miyairi; Yusuke Yokoyama; Hironobu Kan
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Paleomagnetic and oxygen isotopic records from the upper Pliocene marine succession in the Western North Pacific: insights into the Mammoth and Kaena subchrons
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deleteAkihiro Tanimoto; Makoto Okada
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Preface for article collection “Earth, Isotopes and Organics”
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deleteYoshinori Takano; Yoshito Chikaraishi; Thomas M. Blattmann
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Analysis of molten particles from the Moto-Ujina Beach, Hiroshima
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deleteSatoru Endo; Ryoga Akaji; Yuji Shibahara; Kunio Takahashi; Ichiro Nakamori; Tsuyoshi Kajimoto; Yutaka Yamada; Masakazu Oikawa; Takayuki Tomizuka; Hirohiko Ishikawa; Satoshi Fukutani; Koichi Takamiya; Yukihiko Satou; Takahisa Shobu; Aki Tominaga; Yasuhito Igarashi
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The multi-dimensional impacts and trade-offs of hydropower development in the Mekong River Basin: a comprehensive literature review
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deleteLéa Rosa Tanzer; Sreejita Banerjee; Pieter R. van Oel; Ho Huu Loc
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Contribution of crystalline iron-containing particles and bioaerosols to ice-nucleating particles over the North Pacific
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deleteAkinori Ito; Kaori Kawana; Takuma Miyakawa; Kazuhiko Matsumoto; Yugo Kanaya
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Rheology of the lower mantle: an alternative review
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deletePatrick Cordier; James Van Orman; Philippe Carrez
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What controls gravity anomalies in subduction zones? The relationship with plate motion and slab geometry
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deleteTakashi Nishizawa; Yukitoshi Fukahata
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Modeling the absolute stress field in the forearc in the northeast Japan region before and after the 2011 Tohoku earthquake
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deleteRyohei Sasajima; Bunichiro Shibazaki; Hikaru Iwamori; Keisuke Yoshida
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Long-term positive trend in the mass term of global atmospheric angular momentum and its relationships with the moistening of the equatorial atmosphere
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deleteWirid Birastri; Tri Wahyu Hadi; Nining Sari Ningsih; Faiz Rohman Fajary
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Correction: Towards a seamlessly diagnosable expression for the energy flux associated with both equatorial and mid-latitude waves
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deleteHidenori Aiki; Richard J. Greatbatch; Martin Claus
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