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Can clay m...

Can clay minerals account for the behavior of non-asperity on the subducting plate interface?

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Can clay minerals account for the behavior of non-asperity on the subducting plate interface?

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Z5-293
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9589762
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Material type
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Author
Ikuo Katayamaほか
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Springer science+business media
Publication date
2015-10-09
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Progress in earth and planetary science 2(30)
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Ikuo Katayama
Tatsuro Kubo
Hiroshi Sakuma
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Progress in earth and planetary science
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2(30)
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2(30)
ISSN (Periodical Title)
2197-4284
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2197-4284
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eng
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