| Title Transcription | マツエシ シュウヘン ノ チシツ イズモソウ グン ノ ケンキュウ １
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| Title Alternative (English) | Geology of the Environs of Matsue City : The Study of the Izumo Group in Shimane Prefecture(Part 1)
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jpn
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| Author |
Miyajima, Masataka
Nagashima, Haruo
Onishi, Ikuo
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| Description | In the hills around Matsue city, the alkali basalts are widely distributed. These basalts, lava flows and tuff beds, are embedded in sandstone beds. They are called the Matsue formation and comporse the upper part of the Izumo group.
Six lava flows and two tuff beds are good key beds in the Matsue formation. The sedimentary imbricate structure of that formation are shown by these key beds. The upper Cenozoic geologic units, in descending order, are as follows : - Terrace gravel III - Kisuki pumice bed Pleistocene - Kurayoshi pumice bed - Terrace gravel II ( = Nogi bed) - Terrace gravel I Pliocene -Misasa group -Wakurayama andesite - Rakuzan basalt (BL6) and conglomerate (BG3) member (sandstone) - Moriwaki tuff member (AT) (sandstone) - Tokodai basalt member (BL 5) (sandstone) - Kawazu tuff member (BT) -Matsue (sandstone) Miocene formation - Tsuda basalt (BL 4) and conglomerate (BG 2) member (sandstone) Agenogi basalt member (BL 3) (sandstone) - Hanamagari basalt (BL 2) (sandstone) - Chausuyama basalt (BL 1) and breccia (BG 1) member -Fujina and Furue formations (mudstone) |
| Journal Title |
Memoirs of the Faculty of Literature and Science, Shimane University. Natural sciences
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| Volume | 5
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| Start Page | 131
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| End Page | 138
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| ISSN | 03709434
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| Published Date | 1972-03-10
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| NCID | AN0010806X
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| Publisher | 島根大学文理学部
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| Publisher Aalternative | The Faculty of Literature and Science, Shimane University
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| NII Type |
Departmental Bulletin Paper
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| OAI-PMH Set |
Faculty of Science and Engineering
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