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November 28, 2024Journal of Japanese Association of Hydrological SciencesOpen Access

Seasonal variability of stable isotope ratios of precipitation and the influence of Typhoons at Ishigaki Island, Southwest Islands of Japan

Tatsuki OTAKE Kimpei Ichiyanagi Masahiro Tanoue Yoshiko Iizumi

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