山陰文化研究紀要

島根大学

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山陰文化研究紀要 19

1979-03-25 発行

隠岐における子どもの遊び調査報告 (2)

A report on children's plays in the Oki Islands (2)

Nagata, Hidekazu

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Note on the marine algal flora of the Oki Isls..III/

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A report on children's plays in the Oki Islands (2)/

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Studies of game songs of children around Naka-umi and in the Oki Islands (IV)/

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The welfare of the handicapped in Oki district (III)/

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Historical review of the geologic researches in Shimane (I)/

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The growing process on the Rearing Larvae of Giant Salamander, Megalobatrachus japonicus (Temminck)/

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On the Families of the aquatic insects and their population captured by a Light Trap : studies on the aquatic insect fauna in Lakes Nakanoumi and Shinjiko 1/

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Concentration of some human deaths in the winter months : Human death statistics in Shimane prefecture/

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Studies on the variation of water quality in Nakanoumi area. Part 5. Distribution of phytoplankton communities in Nakanoumi and experimental studies on the effect of the environmental factors on their growth/

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Economic roles and significances of Izumo Agricultural Cooperative Store/

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The legal features upon the agreements against environmental pollution in Shimane prefecture/

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Social indicators and classification of regions in Shimane prefecture/

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Studies of Kakeyama (Forest-pasture tenancy) of the Tanabes, the iron manufacturer in Izumo province (III)/

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Selected bibliography of the Kuwabara Library (II)/

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Studies of the ancient culture of the San-in area by Tadashi Kondo/

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