2004
DOI: 10.5575/geosoc.110.290
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Stratigraphy of the Miocene Series in the Hiki Hills, Saitama Prefecture, central Japan

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“…2006). Although the Niwaya Unconformity represents only a short time gap (15.2–15.3 Ma; Takahashi & Yanagisawa 2004), normal faults with east–west or northwest–southeast minor extension are dominant in the Annaka Group. On the other hand, seismic reflection profiling proves the existence of a previous normal fault on the MTL that is associated with the formation of north‐dipping half‐grabens to the south (17–15 Ma; Takahashi et al .…”
Section: Age Constraints On Du and Normal Shearingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…2006). Although the Niwaya Unconformity represents only a short time gap (15.2–15.3 Ma; Takahashi & Yanagisawa 2004), normal faults with east–west or northwest–southeast minor extension are dominant in the Annaka Group. On the other hand, seismic reflection profiling proves the existence of a previous normal fault on the MTL that is associated with the formation of north‐dipping half‐grabens to the south (17–15 Ma; Takahashi et al .…”
Section: Age Constraints On Du and Normal Shearingmentioning
confidence: 99%