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Radiometric Dating and Geochronology Lab (National Museum of Nature and Science, Tsutsumi)
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We study how East Asia, including the Japanese Islands, has been formed, using radiometric dating of rocks and minerals. The research is conducted at the National Museum of Nature and Science.
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- Associate Professor堤 之恭
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