| 2009 VOL.118 No.2 |
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| Solnhohen's Quarries (Southern Germany) | |
Solnhohen is a small town located between Munich and Nürnberg.It is famous for its limestone dating from the late Jurassic period (150 Ma), from which many fossils have been obtained.Because it is fine-grained and slabby, as shown in the photograph on the cover page, Solnhohen's limestone has been used for building materials, especially walls and floors, since Roman times, and for lithographic stones since 1793.Since large-scale quarrying began, many fossils have been found there in good condition.Among these fossils, the most famous are archaeopteryx, and until now ten archaeopteryx have been collected. Bürgermeister-Müller-Museum near Solnfohen railroad station was reconstructed in 2008, and specializes is Solnhohen's fossils.Nördlingen, a medieval town along the Romantishe Strasse, is 40-km west of Solnfohen, where the Reis Crater Museum is located.These are the best geological museums to visit if you have a chance to go to Southern Germany. |
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(Photo & Explanation: Motomaro SHIRAO)
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| CONTENTS | Japanese | ||
| Original Articles | |||
| Ryoko NISHII | The Role of Landslides in Controlling the Distribution of Linear Depressions on Granitic Mountains in the Hida Range | 233-244 |
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| Satoshi ISHIKAWA, Takehiko SUZUKI, Toshio NAKAYAMA and Kaoru KASHIMA | Reconstruction of the Holocene Environments in the Tokyo Lowland, Inferred from Diatom Assemblages | 245-260 |
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| Kenshi KATAHIRA, Hiroshi MORIWAKI, Shusaku YOSHIKAWA, Futoshi NANAYAMA and Osamu YAMAMOTO | Leaching Behaviors of Heavy Metals etc. of Natural Origin in Alluvial Formation at Osaka Plains: Investigation Using Boring Core | 261-279 |
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| Notes | |||
| Editorial Committee of History of Geosciences in Japan (Tokyo Geographical Society) | Trends of Geosciences after the Pacific War in Japan, 1945 to 1965 Part 2 | 280-296 |
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| Tutorials | |||
| Hiroki MATSUDA | Dolomitization and Reservoir Characteristics | 297-308 |
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| Tatsuo KANAMARU | Geological Resources for Tourism in North and South Iceland (Pictorial) | 309-310 |
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| Report of the Earth Science Club Lecture | |||
| Ken-ichi SHINODA | Analysis of DNA Variations Reveals the Origins and Dispersal of Modern Humans | 311-319 |
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| Book Reviews | 320-324 |
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| Memory | |||
| Kanenori SUWA | Late Dr. Tadao ARITA | 325 |
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| Obituary | |||
| Hiroo OHMORI | Late Dr. Torao YOSHIKAWA | 326-328 |
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| Masashige HIRANO | Late Dr. Kazuo FUJITA | 329-330 |
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| Hakuyu OKADA | Late Dr. Tatsuro MATSUMOTO | 331 |
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| Notification of New Copyright Policy of the Journal of Geography | 332 |
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| Proceedings | 333-334 |
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| Pictorial | |||
| 1: Geological Resources for Tourism in North and South Iceland (Tatsuo KANAMARU) | ix-x |
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