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Detailed bathymetry and magnetic anomaly in the Central Ryukyu Arc, Japan: implications for a westward shift of the volcanic front after approximately 2 1 Ma

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Figure 1 North and Central Ryukyu Arc seafloor bathymetry. Seafloor bathymetry of North and Central Ryukyu Arc showing the present-dayvolcanic front (thick black line), Holocene volcanoes (open triangles), Pleistocene volcanoes (open circles), and Pliocene
Figure 2 Seafloor bathymetry and detail of the survey area. (a) Seafloor bathymetry of the survey area; larger submarine volcanic structuresare indicated by circles
Figure 3 Maps of reduced-to-pole magnetic anomalies. (a) Map of reduced-to-pole magnetic anomalies of the survey area
Figure 4 Slab geometries beneath the Central Ryukyu Arc derived from Slab1.0 (Hayes et al
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