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70. Nasheeth A., Okudaira T., Horie K., Hokada T. and Satish-Kumar M.(2016) U-Pb SHRIMP Ages of Detrital Zircons from Hiriyur formation in Chitradurga Greenstone Belt and its Implication to the Neoarchean Evolutionof Dharwar Craton, South India. Geological Society of India, 87, 43-54.
65. 高木秀雄, 高橋雅紀, 林広樹, 笹原敬司, 堀江憲路, 淺原良浩, 岩野英樹, 山本俊也,　関口歩次 (2015) つくば南観測井（茎崎コア）の基盤深成岩の統合放射年代とその帰属 地質学雑誌, 121, 325–337.
64. Suganuma Y., Okada M., Horie K., Kaiden H., Takehara M., Senda R., Kimura J., Kawarura K., Haneda Y., Kazaoka O. and Head M. J. (2015) Age of Matuyama-Brunhes boundary constrained by U-Pb zircon dating of a widespread tephra. Geology, 43, 491–494.
63. Baba S., Horie K., Hokada T., Owada M., Adachi T. and Shiraishi K. (2015) Multiple Collisions in the East African–Antarctica Orogen: Constraints from Timing of Metamorphism in the Filchnerfjella and Hochlinfjellet Terranes in Central Dronning Maud Land. The Journal of Geology, 123, 55-77.
62.	Ninomiya T., Shimoyama S., Watanabe K., Horie K., Dunkley D. J. and Shiraishi K. (2014). Age of the Taishu Group, southwestern Japan, and implications for the origin and evolution of the Japan Sea. Island Arc,23(3), 206-220.
61.	Haba M. K., Yamaguchi A., Horie K. and Hidaka H. (2014). Major and trace elements of zircons from basaltic eucrites: implications for the formation of zircons on the eucrite parent body. Earth and Planetary Science Letters, 387, 10-21.
60. Ishwar-Kumar C., Windley B. F., Horie K., Kato T., Hokada T., Itaya T., Yagi K., Gouzu C. and Sajeev K. (2013) A Rodinian suture in western India: New insights on India-Madagascar correlations. Precambrian Research, 236, 227–251.
59. Ogasawara M., Fukuyama M., Horie K., Sumii T., Takehara M. and Sudo M. (2013) SHRIMP U–Pb age of SoriZ93 zircon from the Sori Granodiorite, Northeast Japan: A potential reference zircon of Late Cretaceous age. Island Arc, 22, 306–317.
58. Horie K., Takehara M., Suda Y. and Hidaka H. (2013) Potential Mesozoic reference zircon from Unazuki plutonic complex: geochronological and geochemical characterization. Island Arc, 22, 292–305.
57. Tsunogae T., Dunkley D.J., Horie K., Endo T., Miyamoto T. and Kato M. (2013) Petrology and SHRIMP zircon geochronology of granulites from Vesleknausen, Lützow-Holm Complex, East Antarctica: Neoarchean magmatism and Neoproterozoic–Cambrian metamorphism. Geoscience Frontiers, 5, 167–182.
56. Santosh M., Shaji E., Tsunogae T., Ram Mohan V., Satyanarayanan M. and Horie K. (2013) Suprasubduction zone ophiolite from Agali hill: Petrology, zircon SHRIMP U–Pb geochronology, geochemistry and implications for Neoarchean plate tectonics in southern India. Precambrian Research, 231, 301–324.
55. Owada M., Kamei A., Horie K., Shimura T., Yuhara M., Tsukada K., Osanai Y. and Baba S. (2013) Magmatic history and evolution of continental lithosphere of the Sør Rondane Mountains, eastern Dronning Maud Land, East Antarctica. Precambrian Research, 237, 63–84.
54. Kusuhashi N., Tsutsumi Y., Saegusa H., Horie K., Ikeda T. and Yokoyama K. (2013) A new Early Cretaceous eutherian mammal from the Sasayama Group, Hyogo, Japan. Proceedings of the Royal Society B, 280, no. 1759, 1–8.
53. Ito H., Yamada R., Tamura A., Arai S., Horie K. and Hokada T. (2013) Earth’s youngest exposed granite and its tectonic implications: the 10–0.8 Ma Kurobegawa Granite. Nature Scientific Reports, 3: 1306, 1–5.
52. Grantham G.H., Macey P.H., Horie K., Kawakami T., Ishikawa M., Satish-Kumar M., Tsuchiya N., Graser P. and Azevedo S. (2013) Comparison of the metamorphic history of the Monapo Complex, Northern Mozambique and Balchenfjella and Austhameren areas, Sør Rondane, Antarctica: Implications for the Kuunga Orogeny and the amalgamation of N and S. Gondwana. Precambrian Research, 234, 85–135.
51. Kamei A., Horie K., Owada M., Yuhara M., Nakano N., Osanai Y., Adachi T., Hara Y., Terao M., Teuchi S., Shimura T., Tsukada K., Hokada T., Iwata C., Shiraishi K., Ishizuka H. and Takahashi Y. (2013) Late Proterozoic juvenile arc metatonalite and adakitic intrusions in the Sør Rondane Mountains, Eastern Dronning Maud Land, Antarctica. Precambrian Research, 234, 47–62.
50. Hokada T., Horie K., Adachi T., Osanai Y., Nakano N., Baba S. and Toyoshima T. (2013) Unraveling the metamorphic history at the crossing of Neoproterozoic orogens, Sør Rondane Mountains, East Antarctica: Constraints from U–Th–Pb geochronology, petrography, and REE geochemistry. Precambrian Research, 234, 183–209.
49. Baba S., Osanai Y., Nakano N., Owada M., Hokada T., Horie K., Adachi T., Toyoshima T. (2013) Counterclockwise P–T path and isobaric cooling of metapelites from Brattnipene, Sør Rondane Mountains, East Antarctica: Implications for a tectonothermal event at the proto-Gondwana margin. Precambrian Research, 234, 210–228.
48. Hokada T., Horie K., Satish-Kumar M., Ueno Y., Nasheeth A. and Shiraishi K. (2013) An appraisal of Archaean supracrustal sequences in Chitradurga Schist Belt, Western Dharwar Craton, Southern India. Precambrian Research, 227, 99–119.
47. Fukuyama M., Ogasawara M., Horie K. and Lee D-.C. (2013) Genesis of jadeite–quartz rocks in the Yorii area of the Kanto Mountains, Japan. Journal of Asian Earth Sciences, 63, 206–217.
46.	Kano K., Ishizuka O., Tani K., Iwano H., Danhara T., Ohguchi T. and Dunkley D.J. (2012). Radiometric ages of the Akashima Formation, Oga Peninsula, NE Japan. The Journal of the Geological Society of Japan, 118, 351-364.
45. Tsutsumi Y., Horie K., Sano T., Miyawaki R., Momma K., Matsubara S., Shigeoka M. and Yokoyama K. (2012) LA-ICP-MS and SHRIMP ages of zircons in chevkinite and monazite tuffs from the Boso Peninsula, Central Japan. Bulletin of the National Museum of Nature and Science, Series C 38, 15–32.
44. Tsutsumi Y., Miyashita A., Horie K. and Shiraishi K. (2012) Existence of multiple units with different accretionary and metamorphic ages in the Sanbagawa Belt, Sakuma–Tenryu area, central Japan. Island Arc 21, 317–326.
43. Manchuk N., Horie K. and Tsukada K. (2012) SHRIMP U–Pb age of the radiolarian-bearing Yoshiki Formation in Japan. Bulletin of Geosciences 88, 223-240.
42. Baba S., Dunkley D.J., Hokada T., Suzuki K., Shiraishi K. (2012) New SHRIMP U–Pb zircon ages and CHIME monazite ages from South Harris granulites, Lewisian Complex, NW Scotland. Precambrian Research, 200–203, 104–128.
41. Horie K., Hokada T., Hiroi Y., Motoyoshi Y., Shiraishi K. (2012) Contrasting Archaean crustal records in western part of the Napier Complex, East Antarctica: New constraints from SHRIMP geochronology. Gondwana Research, 21, 829–837.
40. Tsutsumi, Y. Yokoyama K., Shen J.J., Horie K., Terada K. Hidaka H.and Lee C. (2011) SHRIMP U–Pb zircons geochronology of the orthogneiss and paragneiss in the Eastern Central Range, Taiwan. Bulletin of the National Museum of Nature and Science, Series C, 37, 17–27.
39. Saitoh Y., Tsunogae T., Santosh M., Chetty T.R.K. and Horie K. (2011) Neoarchean high-pressure metamorphism from the northern margin of the Palghat-Cauvery Suture Zone, southern India: Petrology and zircon SHRIMP geochronology. Journal of Asian Earth Sciences, 42, 268–285.
38. Chakraborty P.P., Das K., Tsutsumi Y., and Horie K. (2011) Depositional history of the Chhattisgarh basin, Central India: Constraints from new SHRIMP zircon ages by M.E. Bickford, A. Basu, S. Patranabis-Deb, P. C. Dhang and J. Schieber: a discussion. The Journal of Geology, 119, 549–552.
37. Bose S., Dunkley D.J., Dasgupta S., Das K. and Arima M. (2011) India-Antarctica-Australia-Laurentia connection in the Paleo-Mesoproterozoic revisited: Evidence from new zircon U–Pb and monazite chemical age data from the Eastern Ghats Belt, India. Geological Society of America Bulletin, 123, 2031–2049.
36. Tagiri M., Dunkley D.J., Adachi T., Hiroi Y. and Fanning C. M. (2011) SHIRIMP dating of magmatism in the Hitachi metamorphic terrane, Abukuma belt, Japan: evidence for a Cambrian island arc. Island Arc, 20, 259–279.
35. Ishizuka O., Tani K., Reagan M. K., Kanayama K., Umino S., Harigane Y., Sakamoto I., Miyajima Y., Yuasa M. and Dunkley D.J. (2011) The timescales of subduction initiation and subsequent evolution of an oceanic island arc. Earth and Planetary Science Letters, 306, 229–240.
34. Das K., Bose S., Karmakar S., Dunkley D.J. and Dasgupta S. (2011) Multiple tectonometamorphic imprints in the lower crust: first evidence of ca. 950 Ma (zircon U–Pb SHRIMP) compressional reworking of UHT aluminous granulites from the Eastern Ghats Belt, India. Geological Journal, 46, 217–239.
33. Tani K., Fiske R.S., Dunkley D.J., Ishizuka O., Oikawa T., Isobe I. and Tatsumi Y. (2011) The Izu Peninsula, Japan: Zircon geochronology reveals a record of intra-oceanic rear-arc magmatism in an accreted block of Izu–Bonin upper crust. Earth and Planetary Science Letters, 303, 225–239.
32. Tani K., Dunkley D.J., and Ohara Y. (2011) Termination of back-arc spreading: zircon dating of a giant oceanic core complex. Geology, 39, 47–50.
31. Woldemichael B.W., Kimura J-I., Dunkley D. J., Tani K. and Ohira H. (2010) SHRIMP U–Pb zircon geochronology and Sr-Nd isotopic systematic of the Neoproterozoic Ghimbi-Nedjo mafic to intermediate intrusions of Western Ethiopia: A record of passive margin magmatism at 855 Ma? International Journal of Earth Sciences, 99, 1773–1790.
30. Tsutsumi Y., Ohtomo Y., Horie K., Nakamura K. and Yokoyama K. (2010) Granitoids with 300 Ma in the Joban coastal region, east of the Abukuma Plateau, northeast Japan. Journal of Mineralogical and Petrological Sciences, 105, 320–327.
29. Tatsumi Y., Tani K., Sato K., Danhara T., Hyodo H., Kawabata H., Hanyu, T. and Dunkley D.J. (2010). Multi-chronology of volcanic rocks leading to reliable age estimates of volcanic activity: an example from the Setouchi volcanic rocks on Shodo-Shima Island, SW Japan. The Journal of the Geological Society of Japan, 116, 661–679 (in Japanese).
28. Tani K., Dunkley D. J., Kimura J.-I., Wysoczanski R. J., Yamada K. and Tatsumi Y. (2010) Postcollisional rapid granitic magma formation in an arc-arc collision zone: Evidence from zircon U–Pb ages and trace element analyses of the Tanzawa plutonic complex, Japan. Geology, 38, 215–218.
27. Tagiri M., Morimoto M., Mochizuki R., Yokosuka A., Dunkley D.J. and Adachi T. (2010) Hitachi metamorphic rocks: Occurrence of meta-granitic rocks with Cambrian SHRIMP zircon age. 地学雑誌 (Jounal of Geography), 119(2), 245–256.
26. Kusiak M.A., Dunkley D.J., Suzuki K., Kachlík V., Kędzior A., Lekki V. and Opluštil S. (2010) Chemical (non-isotopic) and isotopic dating of Phanerozoic zircon – a case study of durbachite from the Třebíč Pluton, Bohemian Massif. Gondwana Research, 17, 153–161.
25. Horie K., Yamashita M., Hayasaka Y., Katoh Y., Tsutsumi Y., Katsube A., Hidaka H., Kim H. and Cho M. (2010) Eoarchean–Paleoproterozoic zircon inheritance in Japanese Permo-Triassic granites (Unazuki area, Hida Metamorphic Complex): Unearthing more old crust and identifying source terrranes. Precambrian Research, 183, 145–157.
24. Horie K., Tsutsumi Y., Cho M., Morishita Y. and Hidaka H. (2010) Crystallization of REE minerals and redistribution of U, Th, and REE at contact boundary between granite and gabbro during hydrothermal alteration. Physics and Chemistry of the Earth, 35, 284–291.
23. Horie K., Nutman A.P., Friend C.R.L. and Hidaka H. (2010) The complex age of orthogneiss protoliths exemplified by the Eoarchaean Itsaq Gneiss Complex (Greenland): SHRIMP and old rocks. Precambrian Research, 183, 25–43.
22. Finger F., Dunkley D.J. and René M (2010) Remnants of Early Carboniferous I-type granodiorite plutons in the Bavarian Forest and their bearing on the tectonic interpretation of the south-western sector of the Bohemian Massif (Bavarian Zone). Journal of Geosciences, 55, 321–332.
21. Baba S., Hokada T., Kaiden H., Dunkley D.J., Owada M. and Shiraishi K. (2010) SHRIMP zircon U–Pb dating of sapphirine-bearing granulite and biotite-hornblende gneiss in the Schirmacher Hills, East Antarctica: Implications for Neoproterozoic ultrahigh-temperature metamorphism predating the assembly of Gondwana. Journal of Geology, 118, 621–639.
20. Adachi T., Hokada T., Osanai Y., Toyoshima T., Baba S. and Nakano N. (2010) Titanium behavior in quartz during retrograde hydration: Occurrence of rutile exsolution and implications for metamorphic processes in the Sør Rondane Mountains, East Antarctica. Polar Science, 3, 222–234.
19. Takam T., Arima M., Kokonyangi J., Dunkley D.J. and Nsifa E.N. (2009) Paleoarchaean charnockite in the Ntem complex, Congo craton, Cameroon: insights from SHRIMP zircon U-Pb ages. Journal of Mineralogical and Petrological Sciences, 104, 1–11.
18. Kusiak M.A., Dunkley D.J., Słaby E., Martin H. and Budzyń B. (2009) SHRIMP analysis of zircon re-equilibrated by late-magmatic fluids in a hybridized pluton. Geology, 37, 1063–1066.
17. Sláma J., Dunkley D.J., Kachlík V. and Kusiak M.A. (2008). Transition from island-arc to passive setting on the continental margin of Gondwana: U–Pb zircon dating of Neoproterozoic metaconglomerates from the SE margin of the Teplá–Barrandian Unit, Bohemian Massif. Tectonophysics, 461, 44–59.
16. Shiraishi K., Dunkley D.J., Hokada T., Fanning C.M., Kagami H. and Hamamoto T. (2008) Geochronological constraints on the Late Proterozoic to Cambrian crustal evolution of eastern Dronning Maud Land, East Antarctica: a synthesis of SHRIMP U-Pb age and Nd model age data. In: Geodynamic evolution of East Antarctica: a Key to the East-West Gondwana Connection, eds by M. Satish-Kumar et al., Geological Society of London Special Publications, 308, 21–67.
15. Kusiak M.A., Suzuki K., Dunkley D.J., Lekki J., Bakun-Czubarow N., Paszkowski M. and Budzyń B. (2008) EPMA and PIXE dating of monazite in granulites from Stary Gieraltow, NE Bohemian Massif, Poland. Gondwana Research, 14, 675–685.
14. Hokada T., Motoyoshi Y. Suzuki S., Ishikawa M. and Ishizuka H. (2008) Geodynamic evolution of Mt. Riiser-Larsen, Napier Complex, East Antarctica, with reference to the UHT mineral associations and their reaction relations. In: Geodynamic evolution of East Antarctica: a Key to the East-West Gondwana Connection, eds by M. Satish-Kumar et al., Geological Society of London Special Publications, 308, 255–284.
13. Grantham G.H., Macey P.H., Ingram B.A., Roberts M.P., Armstrong R.A., Hokada T., Shiraishi K., Jackson C., Bisnath A. and Manhica V. (2008) Terrane correlation between Antarctica, Mozambique and Sri Lanka; comparisons of geochronology, lithology, structure and metamorphism and possible implications for the geology of southern Africa and Antarctica. In: Geodynamic evolution of East Antarctica: a Key to the East-West Gondwana Connection, eds by M. Satish-Kumar et al., Geological Society of London Special Publications, 308, 91–119.
12. Dunkley D.J., Suzuki K., Hokada T. and Kusiak M.A. (2008) Contrasting ages between isotopic chronometers in granulites: monazite dating and metamorphism in the Higo Complex, Japan. Gondwana Research, 14, 624¬–643.
11. Saito S., Arima M., Nakajima T., Misawa K. and Kimura J. (2007) Formation of distinct granitic magma batches by partial melting of hybrid lower crust in the Izu arc collision zone, central Japan. Journal of Petrology, 48, 1761−1791.
10. Johnson S.P., De Waele B., Tembo F., Katongo C., Tani K., Chang Q., Iizuka T. and Dunkley D. (2007) Geochemistry, geochronology and isotopic evolution of the Chewore-Rufunsa Terrane, Southern Irumide Belt: A Mesoproterozoic continental margin arc. Journal of Petrology, 48, 1411–1441.
9. Iizuka T., Komiya T., Ueno Y., Katayama I., Uehara Y., Maruyama S., Hirata T., Johnson S.P. and Dunkley D.J. (2007) Geology and zircon geochronology of the Acasta Gneiss Complex, northwestern Canada: New constraints on its tectonothermal history. Precambrian Research, 153, 179–208.
8. Usuki T., Kaiden H., Misawa K. and Shiraishi K. (2006) Sensitive high-resolution ion microprobe U−Pb ages of the latest oligocene-early miocene rift-related Hidaka high-temperature metamorphism in Hokkaido, northern Japan. Island Arc, 15, 503−516.
7. Misawa K., Yamaguchi A. and Kaiden H. (2005) U−Pb and 206Pb−207Pb ages of zircons from basaltic eucrites: Implications for early basaltic volcanism on the eucrite parent body. Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta, 69, 5847−5861.
6. Hokada T., Misawa K., Yokoyama K., Shiraishi K. and Yamaguchi A. (2004) SHRIMP and electron microprobe chronology of UHT metamorphism in the Napier Complex, East Antarctica: implications for zircon growth at >1000 C. Contributions to Mineralogy and Petrology, 147, 1–20.
5. Hokada T. and Harley S.L. (2004) Zircon growth in UHT leucosome: constraints from zircon-garnet rare earth elements (REE) relations in Napier Complex, East Antarctica. Journal of Mineralogical and Petrological Sciences, 99, 180–190.
4. Shiraishi K., Hokada T., Fanning C.M., Misawa K. and Motoyoshi Y. (2003) Timing of thermal events in eastern Dronning Maud Land, East Antarctica. Polar Geoscience, 16, 76–99.
3. Kaneko Y., Katayama I., Yamamoto H., Misawa K., Ishikawa M., Behman H.U., Kausar A.B. and Shiraishi K. (2003) Timing of Himalayan untrahigh-pressure metamorphism: sinking rate and subduction angle of the Indian continental crust beneath Asia. Journal of Metamorphic Geology, 21, 589−599.
2. Hokada T., Misawa K., Shiraishi K. and Suzuki S. (2003) Mid to Late Archaean (3.3-2.5 Ga) tonalitic crustal formation and high-grade metamorphism at Mt. Riiser-Larsen, Napier Complex, East Antarctica. Precambrian Research, 127, 215–228.
1. Misawa K., Yamazaki F., Sawada S. and Sekine T. (2002) Redistribution of radiogenic lead in plagioclase during shock metamorphism. In High-pressure shock compression of solids V “Shock chemistry with applications to meteorites impacts”, (Eds. L. Davison, Y. Horie and T. Sekine), pp. 163−179, Springer.
115. Tani K., Gabo J.A.S., Horie K., Ishizuka O., Padrones J., Payot B.D., Tejada M.L.G., Faustino-Eslava D.V., Imai A., Arai S., Yumul Jr. G.P. and Dimalanta C.B. (2014) New constraints for the tectonic development of the western Pacific margin since the Mesozoic: comprehensive SHRIMP zircon U-Pb dating of the Philippine ophiolite belts. American Geophysical Union, Fall Meeting 2014.
114. Kiyokawa S., Ito T., Ikehara M., Yamaguchi K.E., Naraoka H., Onoue T., Horie K., Aihara Y. and Miki T. (2014) Mesoarchean oceanic floor environment at sedimentary sequences in Dixon Island-Cleaverville Formation formations, Pilbara Australia: Result of DXCL drilling project. IMA2014.
113. Suganuma Y., Okada M., Horie K., Kaiden H., Takehara M., Senda R., Kimura J. and Kazaoka O. (2014) Refined chronology for the Matuyama-Brunhes geomagnetic reversal boundary based on SHRIMP U-Pb zircon dating of Byakubi tephra. AOGS 11th Annual Meeting.
112. Horie K., Takehara M., Tsutsumi Y. and Cho M. (2013) Geochronological Evidence of Rapid Progression of Regional Metamorphism in Hida Metamorphic Complex, Southwest Japan. Goldschmidt Conference.
111. Takehara M., Horie K., Hokada T., Kaiden H. and Kiyokawa S. (2013) Influence of Surface Condition on Data Quality of U-Pb Zircon Dating. Goldschmidt Conference.
110. Yamada R., Ito H., Tamura A., Arai S., Horie K. and Hokada T. (2013) Exposed Pleistocene Kurobegawa Granite (0.8 Ma): LA-ICP-MS and SHRIMP Analysis. Goldschmidt Conference.
109. Kiyokawa S., Ito T., Ikehara M., Yamaguchi K.E., Naraoka H., Onoue T., Horie K., Sakamoto R., Aihara Y. and Miki T. (2013) Mesoarchean Banded Iron Formation sequences in Dixon Island-Cleaverville Formation, Pilbara Australia: Oxygenic signal from DXCL project. American Geophysical Union, Fall Meeting 2013.
108. Tani K., Ishizuka O., Ueda H., Shukuno H., Hirahara Y., Nichols A.R.L., Horie K., Dunkley D.J., Ishikawa A. and Morishita T. (2013) Crustal structure of preexisting Mesozoic basement beneath the Northern Izu-Bonin Arc. International Association of Volcanology and Chemistry of the Earth's Interior (IAVCEI) 2013.
107. Haba M.K., Yamaguchi A., Horie K. and Hidaka H. (2013) Formation processes of zircons in basaltic eucrites: evidence from Zr/Hf ratio and REE abundance. 44th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference.
106. Fukuyama M., Ogasawara M., Horie K. and Lee C. (2012) Origin of the jadeite-quartzite from Yorii area, the Kanto Mountains, Japan. Goldschmidt Conference.
105. Hokada T., Horie K., Shiraishi K. and JARE geology group (2012) SHRIMP contributions to SRM in Antarctica: Crossing of Late Neoproterozoic / Cambrian Gondwana collision zones. 6th International SHRIMP Workshop.
104. Tachikawa O., Kaiden H., Horie K. and Hokada T. (2012) Development of Motorized O2 Feed Valve Control System II. 6th International SHRIMP Workshop.
103. Takehara M., Horie K., Hokada T., Kaiden H. and Kiyokawa S. (2012) Application of zircon REE pattern. 6th International SHRIMP Workshop.
102. Horie K. (2012) New calibration method of Hf content in zircon: simultaneous analysis of Hf content with U–Pb dating. 6th International SHRIMP Workshop.
101. Tani K., Ishizuka O., Ueda H., Shukuno H., Hirahara Y., Nichols A.R.L., Dunkley D.J., Horie K., Ishikawa A., Morishita T., Tatsumi Y. (2012) Izu-Bonin Arc: Intra-oceanic from the beginning? Unraveling the crustal structure of the Mesozoic proto-Philippine Sea Plate. American Geophysical Union, Fall Meeting 2012.
100. Kiyokawa S., Ito T., Ikehara M., Yamaguchi K.E., Onoue T., Horie K., Sakamoto R., Teraji S., Aihara Y. (2012) Mesoarchean black shale -iron sedimentary sequences in Cleaverville Formation, Pilbara Australia: drilling preliminary result of DXCL2. American Geophysical Union, Fall Meeting 2012.
99. Horie K., Hokada T., Motoyoshi Y., Shiraishi K. and Hiroi Y. (2012) U–Pb geochronology in western part of the Rayner Complex, East Antarctica. 34th Session of the International Geological Congress.
98. Hokada T., Horie K., Adachi T., Osanai Y., Nakano N., Baba S. and Toyoshima T. (2012) Neoproterozoic-Cambrian metamorphic-fluid-time regimes in central Sor Rondane Mountains, East Antarctica. 34th Session of the International Geological Congress.
97. Kiyokawa S., Ito T., Ikehara M., Yamaguchi K.E., Horie K., Sakamoto R., Takehara M. and Aihara Y. (2012) Mesoarchean oceanic sedimentary sequences: DXCL1 and 2 drilling project. 34th Session of the International Geological Congress.
96. Aihara Y., Kiyokawa S., Takehara M. and Horie K. (2012) Zircon U–Pb dating of the Cleaverville Fomation, Pilbara, Austaralia. 34th Session of the International Geological Congress.
95. Kiyokawa S., Ito T., Ikehara M, Yamaguchi K., Sakamoto R., Teraji S., Aihara Y., Suganuma Y., Horie K. and Onoue T. (2012) Mesoarchean hydrothermal oceanic floor sedimentation: from DXCL1 and 2 drilling projects of the Dixon Island - Cleaverville formations, Pilbara, Australia. Project A Symposium 2012 in TAIWAN.
94. Kikuchi M., Yamaguchi A., Horie K. and Hidaka H. (2011) Geochemical and REE isotopic evidence from eucrite zircons. 第34回南極隕石シンポジウム.
93. Takehara M., Kiyokawa S., Aihara Y. and Horie K. (2011) Depositional age of the mesoarchean strike-slip basins in the Cleaverville area, West Pilbara. American Geophysical Union, Fall Meeting 2011.
92. Kiyokawa S., Ito T., Ikehara M., Yamaguchi K.E., Horie K., Sakamoto R., Takehara M. and Teraji S. (2011) Mesoarchean oceanic sedimentary sequences: Dixon Island-Cleaverville formations of Pilbara vs Komati section of Fig Tree Group in Barberton. American Geophysical Union, Fall Meeting 2011.
91. Takehara M., Kiyokawa S., Horie K., Ito T., Ikehara M., Yamaguchi K.E., Sakamoto R., Nagata T. and Aihara Y. (2011) Depositional age of the Mesoarchean strike-slip basins in the Cleaverville area, West Pilbara. 2011 PERC Planetary Geology Field Symposium.
90. Nuramkhaan M., Tsukada K., Horie K. and Hidaka H. (2011) U–Pb isotopic dating of Devonian radiolarian-bearing Yoshiki Formation in Japan. Sixth International Conference, Environmental Micropaleontology, Microbiology and Meiobenthology.
89. Hokada T., Horie K., Hiroi Y., Kumar M.S., Motoyoshi Y. and Shiraishi K. (2011) Crustal evolution of Archaean Napier Complex, East Antarctica: linkage between Antarctica and India. International Symposium on Precambrian Accretionary Orogens.
88. Saitoh Y., Tsunogae T., Santosh M., Shimizu H., Chetty T.R.K. and Horie K. (2010) High-pressure mafic granulites from Perundurai and Kanja Malai in the Palghat-Cauvery Suture Zone, southern India. 7th International Symposium on Gondwana to Asia.
87. Niihara T., Misawa K., Horie K. and Kaiden H. (2010) Young U–Pb age of baddeleyite in enriched shergottite RBT 04261. Annual Meetings of the Meteoritical Society.
86. Tachikawa O., Dunkley D.J., Hokada T., Kaiden H., Misawa K. and Yamaguchi A. (2010) Development of motorized O2 feed valve control system. 5th SHRIMP workshop.
83. Horie K., Hokada T., Hiroi Y., Motoyoshi Y. and Shiraishi K. (2010) Contrasting Archaean crustal records in western part of the Napier Complex, east Antarctica. 5th International Archaean Symposium.
82. Dunkley D.J., Shiraishi K., Nogi Y., Motoyoshi Y. and Carson C.J. (2010) A window through supercontinent formation: the building blocks of East Antarctica, revealed by zircon ages from a Gondwana suture zone at Lützow-Holm Bay. SCAR XXXI, Buenos Aires, Argentina (keynote talk, presented by second author).
81. Harlov D., Dunkley D.J., Hansen E. and Hokada T. (2010) Zircon mineral trace element chemistry as a function of metamorphic grade along a traverse of lower Archean crust, Tamil Nadu, south India. European Geosciences Union General Assembly, Vienna, Austria.
80. Dunkley D.J. (2010) Textural diagnosis of zircon re-equilibration by fluids and melts during high-T metamorphism (Key Note). Goldschmidt 2010, Knoxville, USA.
79. Kusiak M.A., Dunkley D.J. and Słaby E. (2010) Effects of magma hybridization and late-magmatic fluids on zircon in a Variscan post-collisional pluton. Goldschmidt 2010, Knoxville, USA.
78. Harlov D., Dunkley D.J., Hansen E. and Hokada T. (2010) Zircon mineral trace element chemistry as a function of metamorphic grade along a traverse of lower Archean crust, Eastern Dharwar Craton, Tamil Nadu, south India. GSA Annual Meeting 2010, Denver, USA.
77. Harlov D.E. and Dunkley D.J. (2010) High-grade partial experimental alteration of zircon using alkali-bearing and Ca-bearing solutions: resetting the zircon geochronometer during metasomatism. AGU Fall Meeting 2010, San Francisco, USA.
76. Horie K., Tsutsumi Y., Cho M. Morishita Y. and Hidaka H. (2009) Redistribution of REE, U and Th during zircon alteration in association with thermal events. MIGRATION’09.
75. Kim H., Horie K., Kee W.-S., Hidaka H. and Cho D.-L. (2009) Middle Devonian SHRIMP U–Pb age of the hornblende granite and its implication on the depositional age of the Yeoncheon Group. Mineralogical Society of Korea and Petrological Society of Korea.
74. Lee S.R., Kim H., Cho D.-L., Horie H., Hidaka H. (2009) U–Pb dating of zircons from eucrites: A preliminary report. Goldschmidt Conference.
73. Kim H., Kee W.-S., Horie K., Cho D.-L., Hidaka H. (2009) Geochronological constraint on the depositional age of Triassic collision belt (Imjingang belt) in Korea: Preliminary SHRIMP zircon U–Pb age. Goldschmidt Conference.
72. Horie K., Tsutsumi Y., Cho M., Hidaka H. and Morishita Y. (2009) Rapid process of kyanite-sillimanite grade metamorphism in the Unazuki area, southwest Japan. Goldschmidt Conference.
71. Niihara T., Kaiden H., Misawa K. and Sekine T. (2009) Shock metamorphism on baddeleyite: Implication for U−Pb isotopic systematics of shergottites. 72nd Annual Meteoritical Society Meeting, Nancy, France.
70. Niihara T., Kaiden H., Misawa K. and Sekine T. (2009) Shock metamorphism on experimentally shocked baddeleyite up to 57 GPa. 32nd Symposium on Antarctic Meteorites, NIPR, Tokyo.
69. Tani K., Shukuno H., Hirahara Y., Chang Q., Kimura J., Nichols A.R.L., Ishii T., Tatsumi Y. and Dunkley D.J. (2009) Evidence for silicic crust formation in an incipient stage of intra-oceanic subduction zone: discovery of deep crustal sections in Izu-Bonin forearc. AGU Fall Meeting, San Francisco, USA.
68. Kusiak M.A., Dunkley D.J., Słaby E., Martin H. and Budzyń B. (2009) Zircon growth during magma mingling and re-equilibration by late-magmatic fluids in a hybridized pluton. Annual Meeting of the Mineralogical Society of Great Britain and Ireland: Micro-Analysis, Processes, Time. Edinburgh, UK.
67. Fukuyama M., Ogasawara M., Dunkley D. J., Hokada T. and Lee D-C. (2009) The age of serpentinization by the SHRIMP dating of zircon from the metasomatic rocks in serpentinite. Goldschmidt 2009, Davos, Switzerland.
66. Finger F., Dunkley D.J., Gerdes A. and Rene M. (2009) Geology of the south-western Bohemian Massif: Is the Pfahl Fault a terrane boundary? Bohemian Massif Conference, Dresden, Germany.
65. Dunkley D.J., Shiraishi K., Carson C.J. and Motoyoshi Y. (2009) Dual orogenesis in the merging of East and West Gondwana, as revealed by metamorphic zircon growth in the Lützow-Holm Complex of east Antarctica. 6th International Symposium on Gondwana to Asia, Hanoi, Vietnam (Keynote Speaker).
64. Dunkley D.J., Shiraishi K., Carson C.J. and Motoyoshi Y. (2009) Chronostratigraphy of the East Antarctic-African Orogen at Lützow-Holm Bay (40ºE), east Antarctica: Azania into Antarctica? Geological Society of London Fermor Meeting: Rodinia: Supercontinents, Superplumes and Scotland, Edinburgh.
63. Dunkley D.J., Hiroi Y. and Satish-Kumar M. (2009) Zircon regeneration in the skarns of Skallevikshalsen, East Antarctica: multistage infiltration metasomatism during prolonged granulite metamorphism. Annual Meeting of the Mineralogical Society of Great Britain and Ireland: Micro-Analysis, Processes, Time, Edinburgh.
62. Dunkley D.J. (2009) Regrow, recrystallise, replace: some cases from the confusing world of metamorphic zircon. 10th KBSI symposium on geochronology: Application of SHRIMP to Global Geotectonics, Ochang, South Korea (invited speaker).
61. Arai T., Misawa K., Tomiyama T., Yoshitake M. and Irving A.J. (2009) Constraints on Lunar KREEP magmatism: A variety of KREEP basalt derivatives in lunar meteorite NWA 4485. 40th LPSC #2292.
60. Niihara T., Kaiden H., Misawa K. and Sekine T. (2009) U−Pb isotopic systematics of experimentally shocked baddeleyite. 40th LPSC #1562.
59. Dunkley D.J. and Shiraishi K. (2008) Crustal provenance on the Soya Coast of Lutzow-Holm Bay (40E), east Antarctica, from SHRIMP dating of zircon. 5th International Symposium on Gondwana to Asia, Seoul, South Korea (invited speaker).
58. Dunkley D.J. (2008) Zircon parageneses and the Cretaceous timing of metamorphism in the Higo Complex of southwestern Japan. Asia Oceania Geosciences Society, Busan, South Korea (invited speaker).
57. Vry J., Wysoczanski R., Armstrong R. and Dunkley D.J. (2008) New timing constraints for early metamorphic event(s) in Haast schists from SHRIMP dating of zircon overgrowths. Geological Society Of New Zealand / New Zealand Geophysical Society / New Zealand Geochemical & Mineralogical Society Joint Annual Conference, Wellington, New Zealand.
56. Satish-Kumar M., Motoyoshi Y. and Dunkley D.J. (2008) Metamorphic response of UHT calc-silicate rocks during Gondwana amalgamation. The 33rd International Geological Congress, Oslo, Norway.
55. Kusiak M.A., Dunkley D.J., Słaby E., Budzyn B. and Martin H. (2008) U–Pb geochronology of zircon from granites of the Karkonosze Pluton, NE Bohemian Massif. 4th SHRIMP Workshop, St. Petersburg, Russia.
54. Kusiak M.A., Dunkley D.J., Słaby E., Budzyn B. and Martin H. (2008) Metasomatised zircon in an equigranular granite from the Karkonosze Pluton, NE Bohemian Massif. Mineral Equilibria, Metasomatism and Mass Transport workshop 2008, Bratislava, Slovakia.
53. Fukuyama M., Ogasawara M., Dunkley D.J., Hokada T. and Lee D. (2008) The estimation of the age of serpentinization by the SHRIMP dating of zircon from the rodingite vein and zoisitite in serpentinite of the Nagasaki metamorphic rocks. Eos Trans. AGU, 89(53), Fall Meet. Suppl., Abstract V31D-2188. San Francisco, USA.
52. Budzyn B., Kusiak M.A., Dunkley D.J., Poprawa P. and Malata T. (2008) SHRIMP dating of zircon in crystalline rocks clasts from the Carpathian flysch. Geophysical Research Abstracts, 10, EGU2008-A-08345. EGU General Assembly 2008, Vienna, Austria.
51. Bose S, Dunkley D.J. and Arima M. (2008) Zircon U–Pb SHRIMP Ages from Eastern Ghats Belt, India and their implication on the Indo–Antarctic Correlation. , Eos Trans. AGU, 89(53), Fall Meet. Suppl., Abstract V31C-2159. San Francisco, USA.
50. Tani K., Dunkley D.J., Wysoczanski R.J. and Tatsumi Y. (2007) Does the Tanzawa Plutonic complex represent the middle crust of the IBM arc? new constraints from SHRIMP zircon U–Pb geochronology. Goldschmidt 2007, Cologne, Germany.
49. Tani K., Dunkley D.J., Kimura J. and Tatsumi Y. (2007). Comprehensive zircon U–Pb geochronology and trace element analyses of the IBM crustal rocks: New and effective tools to understand the IBM arc crust evolution. Joint NSF-MARGINS - IFREE Workshop, Honolulu, USA.
48. Satish-Kumar M., Motoyoshi Y. and Dunkley D.J. (2007) Metamorphic evolution of UHT calc-silicate rocks from Rundvagshetta, Lutzow Holm Complex (LHC), East Antarctica. 10th International Symposium on Antarctic Earth Sciences, Santa Barbara, USA.
47. Suzuki K., Kusiak M.A. and Dunkley D.J. (2007) Current protocol of CHIME monazite dating at the Chronological Research Center, Nagoya University. International Symposium on Radiometric Dating Studies, Nagoya University Center for Chronological Research, Japan.
46. Kusiak M.A., Suzuki K., Dunkley D.J. and Kachlik V. (2007) Geochronology of zircons from durbachites of Třebíč Pluton, Bohemian Massif. International Symposium on Radiometric Dating Studies, Nagoya University Center for Chronological Research, Japan.
45. Takam T., Arima M., Kokonyangi J., Dunkley D.J. and Nsifa E. (2007) First U–Pb Zircon SHRIMP Geochronological Investigations of the Archaean Ntem Complex, Congo Craton, South Cameroon. 4th International Symposium on Gondwana to Asia, Fukuoka, Japan.
44. Satish-Kumar M., Motoyoshi Y., Dunkley D.J. (2007) Cooling history of UHT calc-silicate rocks from Rundvågshetta, Lützow Holm Complex, East Antarctica: Evidence from titanite SHRIMP ages. 4th International Symposium on Gondwana to Asia, Fukuoka, Japan.
43. Hokada T., Dunkley D.J., Kaiden H., Shiraishi K. and Prame W.K.B. (2007) Late Mesoproterozoic juvenile magmatism and Cambrian metamorphic event at Vijayan Complex, Sri Lanka, and its relation with Antarctica and east Africa. 4th International Symposium on Gondwana to Asia, Fukuoka, Japan.
42. Baba S., Dunkley D., Kaiden H., Hokada T. and Shiraishi K. (2007) SHRIMP U–Pb zircon ages from South Harris granulites, Lewisian Complex, NW Scotland. 4th International Symposium on Gondwana to Asia, Fukuoka, Japan.
41. Adachi T., Iwasaki I., Dunkley D.J. and Hokada T., (2007) P-T-t path of the Yoshimi Metamorphic Rocks from the northeastern part of the Kanto Mountains, central Japan. 4th International Symposium on Gondwana to Asia, Fukuoka, Japan.
40. Misawa K. and Yamaguchi A. (2007) U−Pb ages of NWA 856 baddeleyite. 70th Annual Meteoritical Society Meeting, Tucson, U.S.A.
39. Dunkley D.J., Hokada T., Suzuki K. and Shiraishi K. (2007) In-situ and in-synch: tying accessory chronology to major phase growth during hi-T metamorphism. Mineralogia Polonica Special Papers 30, 68-70. Accessory minerals in-situ: microanalytical methods and applications, Krakow, Poland (invited speaker).
38. Dunkley D.J (2007) Isotopic zonation in zircon as a recorder of progressive metamorphism. Goldschmidt 2007, Cologne, Germany (poster).
37. Vry J.K., Williams J., Wysoczanski R.J. and Dunkley D.J., (2006) Otago-type, high p/t metamorphism in the "alpine" schist, New Zealand. Geol. Soc. America 2006 Philadelphia Annual Meeting, USA.
36. Suzuki K., Kusiak M.A. and Dunkley D.J. (2006) Effect of sulfur in monazite on electron microprobe age estimates Geol. Soc. America 2006 Philadelphia Annual Meeting, USA.
35. Baba S., Kaiden H., Hokada T., Owada M. and Shiraishi K. (2006) Timing of the ultrahigh temperature metamorphism in the Schirmacher Hills, East Antarctica. Granulite and Granulite 2006, Brazília.
34. Baba S., Kaiden H., Hokada T., Shiraishi K. and Owada M. (2006) Zircon U–Pb age dating of ultrahigh-temperature rocks from Schirmacher Hills, East Antarctica. International Symposium on Material Science and History of Earth and Sister Planets (Open Research Center of Okayama University of Science), Okayama.
33. Kaiden H. and Arai T. (2006) Ion microprobe REE analysis of the Yamato 983885 lunar meteorite. 69th Annual Meteoritical Society Meeting, Zurich, Switzerland.
32. Dunkley D.J., Suzuki, K. and Kusiak M. A. (2006) Cretaceous monazite ages in migmatites of the Higo terrane, Japan: the importance of petrogenetic associations in accessory mineral geochronology. 19th General Meeting of the International Mineralogical Association, Kobe, Japan.
31. Kusiak M. A., Dunkley D. J., Suzuki K., Lekki J. and Kachlik V. (2006) SHRIMP, CHIME and PIXE of zircons from durbachites of Trebic Pluton, Bohemian Massif. The 3rd SHRIMP Workshop, Perth, Australia.
30. Kaiden H., Tamaki M., Dunkley D. J., Hokada T. and Misawa K. (2006) Quantitative REE analysis by SHRIMP II using glass standards. The 3rd SHRIMP Workshop, Perth, Australia.
29. Dunkley D.J., Hokada T., Motoyoshi Y., Carson C. J. and Shiraishi K. (2006) SHRIMP isotopic analysis of U–Pb and REEs in zircon reveals progressive growth during granulite metamorphism and anatexis. The 3rd SHRIMP Workshop, Perth, Australia.
28. Arai T., Kaiden H., Misawa K. and Kojima H. (2006) Ion microprobe study of Apollo 14 oldest basalt. 30th Symposium on Antarctic Meteorites, NIPR, Tokyo.
27. Grantham G. H., Macey P., Ingram B. A., Rademeyer M., Eglington B., Kaiden H. and Azevedo S. (2005) The chemistry and age of Karoo-age andesitic lavas along the northern Mozambique coast; Gondwana 12 Conference, Mendoza.
26. Grantham G. H., Kaiden H., Hokada T., Ingram B. A., Macey P., Shiraishi K., Kagashima K. and Azevedo S. (2005) New U/Pb SHRIMP zircon data from NE Mozambique: Implications for Mozambique belt evolution and Gondwana E-W or N-S? Gondwana 12 Conference, Mendoza.
25. Nakano N., Osanai Y., Owada M, Taguchi S., Kaiden H., Hokada T., Nam T. N. and Kagami H. (2005) Micro diamond from the Kontum massif, Vietnam; Evidence for Permian UHP event in the Indochina, Supercontinents and Earth Evolution Symposium, Perth.
24. Grantham G. H., Macey P., Ingram B. A., Rademeyer M., Eglington B., Kaiden H. and Azevedo S. (2005) The chemistry and age of Karoo-age andesitic lavas along the northern Mozambique coast. 4th Annual Meeting of the Geological Society of South Africa, Durban.
23. Grantham G. H., Kaiden H., Hokada T., Ingram B. A., Shiraishi K., Kagashima K. and Azevedo S. (2005) New U/Pb SHRIMP zircon data from NE Mozambique and implications for the evolution of the Mozambique belt. 4th Annual Meeting of the Geological Society of South Africa, Durban.
21. Dunkley D.J., Motoyoshi Y., Carson C. J., Hokada T and Shiraishi K (2005) Zircon in migmatite: Resolving the Pan-African development of the Lützow-Holm Complex, East Antarctica. Supercontinents and Earth Evolution Symposium, Fremantle, Australia.
20. Yamaguchi, A., Kaiden, H. and Misawa, K. (2004) Timing and duration of volcanism of Vesta inferred from SHRIMP U–Pb ages of zircons in basaltic eucrites. 2nd SHRIMP Workshop, Hiroshima.
19. Kiaden, H., Yamaguchi, A. and Misawa, K. (2004) U–Th–Pb isotopic analysis of zircons from basaltic eucrites. 2ndSHRIMP Workshop, Hiroshima.
18. Tomiyama T. and Misawa K. (2004) Thermal history of Yamato 86753. 28th Symposium on Antarctic Meteorites, NIPR, Tokyo.
17. Tamaki M., Yamaguchi A., Misawa K., Ebihara M. and Takeda H. (2004) Petrologic study of eucritic clasts in mesosiderites, Mount Pudbury and Vaca Muerta. 28th Symposium on Antarctic Meteorites, NIPR, Tokyo.
16. Tomiyama T. and Misawa K. (2004) Cooling rates and the 53Mn−53Cr isotopic system of Yamato 86753, an equilibrated ordinary chondrite. Lunar Planet. Sci. XXXV, #1785. 35th Lunar Planet. Sci. Conf., 2004 Mar 15−19, Houston, U.S.A.
15. Tomiyama T., Yamaguchi A. and Misawa K. (2003) Cooling history of L chondrites. Geochim. Cosmochim. Acta 67, A486. 13th V. M. Goldschmidt Conference, Kurashiki, Japan.
14. Tomiyama T. and Misawa K. (2003) 53Mn−53Cr chronology of olivines in L chondrites. Evolution of solar system materials: A new perspective from Antarctic Meteorites, 140−141, Sep 3−5, 2003, NIPR, Tokyo.
13. Tomiyama T. and Misawa K. (2003) Manganese−chromium chronology of olivines in L chondrites. Meteoritics & Planet. Sci. 38, A93. 66th Annual Meteoritical Society Meeting, July 28−Aug 1, 2003, Münster, Germany.
12. Shiraishi K, Fanning C.M., Hokada T, Misawa K. and H. Kagami (2002) Late Proterozoic crustal evolution in the eastern Dronning Maud Land, East Antarctica. PPO Asia International Symposium “Amalgamation of Precambrian blocks and the role of the Paleozoic orogens in Asia"
11. Tomiyama T. and Misawa K. (2002) Redistribution of Mn and Cr during thermal metamorphism of L chondrites. Antarctic Meteorites XXVII, 164−165. 27th Symp. Antarct. Meteorites, Jun 11−13, 2002, NIPR, Tokyo.
10. Tomiyama T. and Misawa K. (2002) Manganese/chromium ratio of olivine in L chondrites. Meteoritics & Planet. Sci. 37, A140. 65th Meteoritical Society Meeting, July 21−26, 2002, UCLA, Los Angeles, U.S.A.
9. Misawa K., Yamaguchi A. and Kaiden H. (2002) U−Pb isotopic systematics of zircons from highly shocked eucrite Padvarninkai. 33rd Lunar Planet. Sci. Conf., Houston, U.S.A.
8. Misawa K. and Yamaguchi A. U−Pb isotopic systematics of zircons from basaltic eucrites. (2001) 64th Annual Meeting of Meteoritical Society, Vatican.
7. Kaneko Y., Yamamoto H., Katayama I., Misawa K., Ishikawa M., Rehman H. U., Kausar A. B. and Shiraishi K. (2001) Coesite inclusions and prograde compositional zonation of zircons in Himalayan gneisses, NW Himalaya, Pakistan: evidence from SHRIMP-dating of coesite-bearing zircon. UHPM workshop 2001, Fluid/Slab/Mantle Interractions and Ultrahigh-P Minerals, Waseda Univ., Tokyo.
6. Misawa K. and Yamaguchi A. (2001) U−Pb isotopic systematics of zircon from basaltic eucrutes. Antarctic Meteorites XXVI, NIPR, Tokyo.
5. Misawa K. and Yamaguchi A. (2001) Zircon in eucrites: Occurrence, possible origin, and U−Pb isotopic systematics. 32nd Lunar Planet. Sci. Conf., Houston, U.S.A.
4. Misawa K. (2001) SHRIMP U−Th−Pb dating, Comments. Tectono-Metamorphic History of East Gondwana -Geochronological and Petrological Approach-, Okayama Science University, Okayama.
3. Misawa K., Yamazaki F., Sekine T. and Nakamura N. (2000) Incorporation of radiogenic lead components into plagioclase during shock metamorphism. 63rd Annual Meeting of Meteoritical Society, Chicago.
2. Misawa K., Yamazaki F., Sawada S., Sekine T. and Nakamura N. (2000) Incorporation of radiogenic lead components into plagioclase during shock metamorphism: A possible redistribution mechanism of volatile lead. Antarctic Meteorites XXV, NIPR, Tokyo.
1. Misawa K., Yamazaki F., Sekine T. and Nakamura N. (2000) Incorporation of radiogenic lead components into plagioclase during shock metamorphism. 31st Lunar Planet. Sci. Conf., Houston, U.S.A.
138. 河上哲生, 堀江憲路, 外田智千, 服部健太郎, 平田丘史(2015) 領家変成帯における高温作用の持続時間推移とミグマタイト中でのジルコン/ザクロ石間のREE分配 日本地球惑星科学連合大会.
137. 酒井祐輔, 薗田哲平, 堤 之恭, 楠橋直, 堀江憲路, 松岡篤　(2015) 石川県白峰地域における手取層群赤岩亜層群の凝灰岩から得られたジルコンのU-Pb年代 2015年年会・総会日本古生物学会.
136. 二宮崇，下山正一，渡邊公一郎，Daniel J. Dunkley，堀江憲路，白石 和行 (2015) 対州層群の新たな形成年代と日本海形成への新たな視点(The age of the Taishu Group and implication for the formation of Japan Sea) 地質学会・西日本支部.
135. 馬場壮太郎，大和田正明，堀江憲路，外田智千，足立達朗，中野伸彦，豊島剛志，小山内康人 (2014) 3 Terrane divisions and tectonic setting of metamorphic protoliths in the central Dronning Maud Land, East Antarctica. 第5回極域シンポジウム.
134. 清川昌一，伊藤孝，池原実，山口耕生，尾上哲治，菅沼悠介，堀江憲路，奈良岡浩，三木翼 (2014) 32-31億年前の海底堆積層解析：DXCL 掘削からみられる海洋環境と縞状鉄鉱層形成 日本地質学会第121年学術大会.
133. 二宮崇，下山正，渡邊公一郎，Daniel J. Dunkley，堀江憲路，白石和行 (2014) 長崎県対馬に分布する対州層群の形成年代. 日本地質学会第121年学術大会.
132. 猪川千晶，本吉洋一，外田智千，堀江憲路 (2014) 木曽地域領家変成帯泥質変成岩中の含ザクロ石岩脈. 日本地質学会第121年学術大会.
131. 坂井卓, 堀江憲路, 竹原真美 (2014) 芦屋層群の野外証拠およびSHRIMP年代解析からの29Maイベントの吟味. 日本地質学会第121年学術大会.
130. 竹原真美，堀江憲路，谷健一郎，吉田武義，外田智千，清川昌一 (2014) ジルコンのU-Pb 年代および微量元素組成からみたマグマ溜りの進化過程：石鎚コールドロンを例に. 日本地質学会第121年学術大会.
122. 外田 智千，堀江 憲路 (2013) U–Pb年代を解釈する：南極の高度変成岩類を例に. 日本地質学会第120年学術大会.
121. 清川 昌一，伊藤 孝，池原 実，山口 耕生，菅沼 悠介，堀江 憲路，高下 将一郎，坂本 亮，相原 悠平 (2013) 太古代の海底直上の堆積層：32億年前オーストラリア，デキソンアイランド層の例. 日本地質学会第120年学術大会.
120. 馬場 壮太郎，堀江 憲路，外田 智千，足立 達朗，大和田 正明 (2013) 東南極中央ドロンイングモードランドの変成年代とテレーン区分. 日本地質学会第120年学術大会.
119. 中島 隆，堀江 憲路，足立 達朗，宮崎 一博，D.J.Dunkley，外田 智千 (2013) 領家変成岩類のSHRIMPによるジルコンU-Pb年代. 日本地質学会第120年学術大会.
118. 外田 智千，堀江 憲路，M. Satish-Kumar，上野 雄一郎，三島 郁，Abdulla Nasheeth，奥平 敬元，白石 和行 (2013) インド南部太古代ダールワール岩体の片麻岩-片岩帯の地質関係と変成作用. 日本鉱物科学会2013年年会.
117. 菅沼 悠介，岡田 誠，堀江 憲路，海田 博司，竹原 真美，野崎 篤，宇都宮 正志 (2013) 二次イオン質量分析計（SHRIMP）を用いた広域テフラの直接年代測定に基づく地磁気逆転境界の高精度年代決定. 日本第四紀学会2013年大会.
116. Fukuyama M., Ogasawara M. and Horie K. (2013) Role of jadetites in subduction zones: key to understand arc magma source, 日本地球惑星科学連合大会.
115. Horie K. (2013) Timing of regional metamorphism in the Hida Belt and Unazuki area, 日本地球惑星科学連合大会.
114. George P.M., Itaya T., Horie K., Hokada T., Satish-Kumar M. and Sajeev K. (2013) Evolution of Archean high-pressure granulites from the Namakkal Block, southern India, 日本地球惑星科学連合大会.
113. Otsuji N., Satish-Kumar M., Hokada T., Horie K., Kamei A., Grantham G.H., Tsuchiya N., Kawakami T. and Ishikawa M. (2013) Chemically estimated depositional ages and zircon ages from metacarbonate rocks in the Sør Rondane Mountains, East Antarctica, 日本地球惑星科学連合大会.
112. 清川 昌一，山口 耕生，尾上 哲治，寺司 周平，相原 修平，菅沼 悠介，堀江 憲路，池原 実，伊藤 孝 (2013) 太古代中期のクリバービル縞状鉄鉱層の側方変化: DXCL2掘削報告2，日本地球惑星科学連合大会.
111. Takehara M., Horie K., Hokada T. and Kiyokawa S. (2013) SHRIMP geochronology of the Hida gneiss in the Wada-gawa area, Toyama Prefecture, 日本地球惑星科学連合大会.
110. 相原 悠平，清川 昌一，堀江 憲路，竹原 真美 (2013) 西オーストラリア・クリーバービル層群のジルコンを用いたU-Pb年代測定, 日本地球惑星科学連合大会.
109. Tani K., Ishizuka O., Ueda H., Shukuno H., Hirahara Y., Nichols A.R.L., Horie K., Dunkley D.J., Ishikawa A. and Morishita T. (2013) Origin of the proto-Philippine Sea Plate and the discovery of Mesozoic basement beneath the northern Izu-Bonin Arc, 日本地球惑星科学連合大会.
108. 伊藤 久敏，山田 隆二，田村 明弘，荒井 章司，堀江 憲路，外田 智千 (2013) Incremental granitic magma emplacements in the Hida Mountain Range as revealed by comprehensive zircon U–Pb data，日本地球惑星科学連合大会.
107. 伊藤 久敏，山田 隆二，田村 明弘，荒井 章司，堀江 憲路，外田 智千 (2013) 黒部川花崗岩のU–Pb年代とネオテクトニクス，フィッション・トラック研究会.
106. 谷 健一郎，宿野 浩司，平原 由香，堀江 憲路，石塚 治，植田 勇人，森下 知晃，石川 晃，Daniel J. Dunkley (2013) 北部伊豆小笠原弧における中生代の大陸性基盤の発見，ブルーアース2013.
105. 外田 智千，堀江 憲路，足立 達朗，小山内 康人，中野 伸彦，馬場 壮太郎，豊島 剛志 (2012) 東南極セールロンダーネ山地における原生代末期の変成-流体イベント：U–Pb年代および希土類元素からの制約，第32回極域地学シンポジウム.
104. Nasheeth A., Okudaira T., Hokada T., Horie K., Satish-Kumar M. and Ueno Y. (2012) Evolution of Chitradurga Shear Zone: Some insights to the current interpretations in the tectonic context of Dharwar Craton, South India. 第32回極域地学シンポジウム.
103. 角替 敏昭，Dunkley D.J.，宮本 知治，加藤 睦美，堀江 憲路，遠藤 雄大 (2012) 東南極リュツォホルム岩体Vesleknausenの地質ち変成作用，第32回極域地学シンポジウム.
102. Otsuji N., Satish-Kumar M., Hokada T., Horie K., Kamei A., Grantham G.H., Tsuchiya N., Kawakami T. and Ishikawa M. (2012) Comparison of chemically estimated depositional ages with zircon SHRIMP ages from metacarbonate rocks in the Sor Rondane Mountains, East Antarctica, 第32回極域地学シンポジウム.
101. 堀江 憲路，外田 智千，本吉 洋一，白石 和行，廣井 美邦 (2012) 東南極レイナー岩体西部地域におけるU–Pb年代測定，第32回極域地学シンポジウム.
100. 福山 繭子，小笠原 正継，堀江 憲路 (2012) SHRIMPジルコンU–Pb年代測定による関東山地寄居地域から産するひすい輝石石英岩の起源，日本地質学会第119年学術大会.
99. 外田 智千，堀江 憲路，M. Satish-Kumar，上野 雄一郎，三島 郁，Abdulla Nasheeth，奥平 敬元，白石 和行 (2012) 太古代ダールワール岩体の片麻岩基盤に挟在される片岩帯の層序区分の再検討：SHRIMPジルコン年代による制約，日本地質学会第119年学術大会.
98. 清川 昌一，伊藤 孝，池原 実，山口 耕生，尾上 哲治，菅沼 悠介，堀江 憲路，坂本 亮，寺司 周平，竹原 真美，相原 悠平 (2012) 太古代の31億年前のクリバービル縞状鉄鉱層の層序：DXCL2 の掘削成果，日本地質学会第119年学術大会.
97. Nasheeth A., Okudaira T., Hokada T., Horie K., Satish-Kumar M., Ueno Y., Mishima K. (2012) Tectonic Evolution of Chitradurga Shear Zone and the Discovery of Pan-African Orogenic imprints in Dharwar Craton, South India, 日本地質学会第119年学術大会.
96. 田切 美智雄，堀江 憲路，足立 達朗，廣井 美邦 (2012) 日立古生層層序の再考と西堂平層の地史，日本地質学会第119年学術大会.
95. 竹原 真美，堀江 憲路，外田 智千，海田 博司，清川 昌一 (2012) U–Pb年代測定に適したジルコン部位，日本地質学会第119年学術大会.
94. 堤 之恭，堀江 憲路 (2012) 房総半島・嶺岡層群の凝灰岩のジルコンU–Pb年代， 2012年度MRC(Micropaleontological Reference Center)研究集会.
93. 堤 之恭，三枝 春夫，堀江 憲路，横山 一己，小林 文夫，白石 和行，楠橋 直 (2012) ジルコンU–Pb年代による篠山層群下部層の堆積年代.，日本古生物学会第161回例会.
92. Kamei A., Horie K., Owada M., Yuhara M., Nakano N., Osanai Y., Adachi T., Hara Y., Terao M., Teuchi S., Shimura T., Tsukada K., Hokada T., Iwata C., Shiraishi K., Ishizuka H., Takahashi Y. (2012) Late Proterozoic juvenile arc metatonalite and adakitic intrusions in the Sør Rondane Mountains, East Antarctica. 2012年日本鉱物科学会年会.
91. 羽場 麻希子，山口 亮，堀江 憲路，日高 洋 (2012) 玄武岩質ユークライト中ジルコンの形成環境の推定，2012年度日本地球化学会年会.
90. Horie K. (2012) U–Pb geochronological map of Unazuki area. 日本地球惑星科学連合大会.
89. Owada M., Kamei A., Horie K., Baba S. and Osanai Y. (2012) Evolution of continetal lithosphere in the Sor Rondane Mountains, East Antarctica. 日本地球惑星科学連合大会.
88. Tani K., Ishizuka O., Ueda H., Dunkley D.J., Horie K., Shukuno H., Hirahara Y., Takahashi T., Nichols A. and Tatsumi Y. (2012) Unraveling the Mesozoic continental basement of the proto-Philippine Sea Plate. 日本地球惑星科学連合大会.
87. Hokada T., Horie K., Adachi T., Osanai Y., Nakano N., Baba S., Toyoshima T. (2012) Unraveling metamorphic records in Gondwana collision: U–Th–Pb and REE constraints from Sor Rondane Mountains, Antarctica. 日本地球惑星科学連合大会.
86. 清川 昌一，山口 耕生，尾上 哲治，坂本 亮，寺司 周平，相原 修平，堀江 憲路，池原 実，伊藤 孝 (2012) Mesoarchean Cleaverivlle Iron Formation: DXCL2 drilling preliminary report (太古代中期のクリバービル縞状鉄鉱層: DXCL2掘削報告1), 日本地球惑星科学連合大会.
85. 谷 健一郎，宿野 浩司，平原 由香，高橋 俊郎，Daniel J. Dunkley，堀江 憲路，石塚 治，植田 勇人，木村 翔，外崎 詩織，森下 知晃，石川 晃 (2012) 古フィリピン海プレートにおけるジュラ紀～白亜紀の非海洋性基盤岩類の発見，ブルーアースシンポジウム2012.
84. 堤 之恭，三枝 春生，堀江 憲路，横山 一己，小林 文夫，白石 和行 (2012) ジルコンU–Pb年代による篠山層群下部層の堆積年代，第161回日本古生物学会例会.
83. 堀江 憲路 (2012) 高感度高分解能イオンマイクロプローブ(SHRIMP II)を用いたU–Pb同位体年代分析, 2012年フィッション・トラック研究会.
82. 菊池 麻希子，山口 亮，堀江 憲路，日高 洋 (2012) ユークライト中ジルコンの宇宙化学的研究, 2012年フィッション・トラック研究会.
81. 堀江 憲路, 外田 智千, 本吉 洋一, 白石 和行, 廣井 美邦 (2011) U–Pb geochronology in western part of the Rayner Complex, East Antarctica, 第31回極域地学シンポジウム.
80. 菊池 麻希子, 山口 亮, 堀江 憲路, 日高 洋 (2011) ユークライト中ジルコンの希土類元素パターン, 2011年度日本地球化学会年会.
79. 堤 之恭, 堀江 憲路, 宮下 敦, 白石 和行 (2011) 長崎変成岩の変成・堆積年代とその帰属，2011年日本鉱物科学会年会.
78. 竹原 真美, 清川 昌一, 堀江 憲路, 伊藤 孝, 池原 実, 山口 耕生, 坂本 亮, 永田 知研, 相原 悠平 (2011) 西ピルバラ，太古代中期のクリバービル地域に見られる横ずれ堆積盆の形成時期の推定，日本地質学会第118年学術大会・日本鉱物科学会2011年年会 合同学術大会 (水戸大会).
77. 堀江 憲路 (2011) SHRIMPを用いたジルコンU–Pb年代測定の現状, 日本地質学会第118年学術大会・日本鉱物科学会2011年年会 合同学術大会 (水戸大会).
76. 高木 秀雄, 堀江 憲路, 高橋 雅紀, 笠原 敬司, 林 広樹 (2011) Zircon U–Pb ages for granitic rocks from the cores drilled in the Kanto Plain (関東平野に掘削された花崗岩類コアのジルコンU–Pb年代), 日本地球惑星科学連合大会.
75. 堀江 憲路, 外田 智千, 本吉 洋一, 白石 和行, 廣井 美邦 (2011) U–Pb geochronology in western part of the Rayner Complex, East Antarctica (東南極レイナー岩体西部地域におけるU–Pb年代測定), 日本地球惑星科学連合大会.
74. 谷口 翔, 二宮 崇, 下山 正一, 渡邊 公一郎, Dunkley D.J., 白石 和行, 西田 民雄 (2010) 長崎県対馬に分布する対州層群の形成年代. 日本地質学会 西日本支部例会.
73. 西宮 ゆき, 角替 敏昭, 堀江憲路 (2010) 岐阜県北部小鳥川地域に分布する飛騨変成岩類の温度－圧力－時間－流体経路, 日本地球惑星科学連合大会.
72.竹原 真美, 清川 昌一, 堀江 憲路 (2010) 西オーストラリア，メテオライトボア地域における23億年前のダイアミクタイト層の起源, 日本地球惑星科学連合大会.
71.堀江 憲路, 堤 之恭, Moonsup Cho, 森下 祐一, 日高 洋 (2010) Redistribution of U, Th and REE during zircon alteration in association with igneous thermal activities, 日本地球惑星科学連合大会.
69.堤 之恭, 堀江 憲路, 白石 和行, 横山一己 (2010) 長崎県野母崎東部に産する花崗岩質構造岩塊のジルコンU–Pb年代, 日本地球化学会.
68.二宮 崇, 谷口 翔, 下山 正一, 宮田 雄一郎, Dunkley D.J., 松田 博貴, 山中 寿郎, 青木 隆弘, 西田 民雄, 市原季彦 (2010) 新第三系対州層群の堆積環境, 日本地質学会年会.
67.竹原 真美, 小牟礼 麻依子, 清川 昌一, 堀江 憲路, 横山 一巳 (2010) 西オーストラリア，メテオライトボア地域における23億年前のダイアミクタイト層の起源, 日本地質学会年会.
66.堤 之恭, 宮下 敦, 堀江 憲路, 板谷 徹丸, 白石和行 (2010) 天竜地域「三波川帯」の堆積年代及び変成年代, 日本鉱物科学会年会.
65.馬場 壮太郎, 堀江 憲路, 外田 智千, 足立 達朗, 大和田 正明 (2010) 東南極中央ドロンイングモードランド内陸山地に産する片麻岩類のSHRIMP ジルコンU–Pb年代, 第30回極域地学シンポジウム.
64.堀江 憲路, 外田 智千, 廣井 美邦, 本吉 洋一, 白石和行 (2010) 東南極ナピア岩体西部における始生代大陸地殻の痕跡の対比, 第30回極域地学シンポジウム.
63.Tatsumi Y., Tani K., Sato K., Danhara T., Hyodo H., Kawabata H., Hanyu T. and Dunkley D.J. (2010) Multi-chronology of Setouchi volcanic rocks leading to reliable estimates of eruption ages. Japan Geoscience Union Meeting, Chiba, Japan.
62.谷 健一郎, 宿野 浩司, 平原 由香, 常 青, 木村 純一, Dunkley D.J., 宮嶋 優希 (2010) 海洋性島弧形成初期における花崗岩質地殻の発見とその形成プロセス. Blue Earth Symposium, Yokosuka, Japan.
61.Dunkley D.J., Hiroi Y., Suzuki K., Tani, K. and Harlov D.E. (2010) Identifying zircon re-equilibration by fluids during high-T metamorphism. 117th Annual Meeting of the Geological Society of Japan, Toyama, Japan.
60.Ninomiya T., Taniguchi S., Shimoyama S., Miyata Y., Dunkley D.J., Matsuda H., Yamanaka T., Aoki T., Nishida T. and Ichihara T. (2010) Sedimentary environment of the Neogene Taishu Group, Nagasaki Prefecture, Southwest Japan. 117th Annual Meeting of the Geological Society of Japan, Toyama, Japan.
59. 二宮 崇, 谷口 翔, 下山 正一, 宮田 雄一郎, Dunkley D.J., 松田 博貴, 山中 寿郎, 青木 隆弘, 西田 民雄, 市原 季彦 (2009) 対州層群の形成年代と堆積環境, 日本地質学会年会.
58.堀江 憲路，森下 祐一，守山 武，渡辺 寧，日高 洋，寺田 健太郎 (2009) Distribution of rare earth element in apatite ore, 日本地球惑星科学連合大会.
57.堤 之恭, 宮下 敦, 大友幸子, 堀江憲路, 板谷徹丸, 中村光一, 横山一己 (2009) 東北日本における石炭紀花崗岩質岩及び変成岩の年代とその配列, 日本鉱物科学会年会.
56.堀江 憲路, 堤 之恭, Moonsup Cho, 日高 洋, 森下 祐一 (2009) 飛騨帯東部宇奈月地域における変成作用の年代学的考察, 日本地球化学会.
54.谷　健一郎, 巽　好幸, 佐藤 佳子, Dunkley D.J., 檀原　徹 (2009) 瀬戸内火山帯の形成年代：小豆島におけるマルチ年代学, oral (invited), Geological Society of Japan Annual meeting, Okayama, Japan.
53.谷 健一郎, 宿野 浩司, 平原 由香, 羽生 毅, 高橋 俊郎, Nichols A.R.L., Vaglarov B.St., Dunkley D.J., 森下 知晃・針金 由美子, 町　澄秋, 石塚　治, 宮嶋 優希 (2009) 伊豆・小笠原弧における極初期島弧地殻断面の発見, oral (invited), Geological Society of Japan Annual meeting, Okayama, Japan.
52.Satish-Kumar M., Miyamoto T., Hermann J., Windley B., Grantham G., Dunkley D.J., Osanai Y., Motoyoshi Y., Hiroi Y., Shiraishi K. and Wada H. (2009) Chemostratigraphy of marbles from East Gondwana: Constraints on the whereabouts of Mozambique Ocean. 29th Symposium on Polar Geosciences, NIPR, Tokyo, Japan.
51.Naemura K., Dunkley D.J., Usuki T., Hirajima T. and Svojtka M. (2009) U–Pb dating of zircon from the Plešovice peridotite and its host granulite in the Moldanubian zone of the Bohemian Massif. Annual Meeting of Geological Society of Japan, Okayama, Japan.
50.Hirahara Y., Tani K., Ishizuka O., Shukuno H., Nichols A., Fiske, R., Dunkley D.J. and Ogitsu I. (2009) The origin of basaltic volcanic activity in the Shinkurose area of Izu-Bonin arc. Geological Society of Japan Annual Meeting, Okayama, Japan.
49.Adachi T., Hokada T., Dunkley D.J., Motoyoshi Y., Osanai Y., Toyoshima T., Baba S. and Nakano N. (2009) Ti solubility in quartz and zircon SHRIMP U–Pb ages of metamorphic rocks from the Sør Rondane Mountains, East Antarctica. Japan Geoscience Union Meeting, Chiba, Japan.
48.Dunkley D.J., Hiroi Y. Satish-Kumar M. and Adachi T. (2009) Zircon production and modification in the skarns of Skallevikshalsen, East Antarctica, and the role of fluids in Zr mobilisation. Japan Geoscience Union Meeting, Chiba.
47.Dunkley D.J., Shiraishi K., Carson C.J., Nogi Y. and Motoyoshi Y. (2009) Pre-orogenic ages show a composite crust in the Ediacaran East African-Antarctic Orogen at Lützow-Holm Bay (40ºE), east Antarctica, Symposium on Polar Geosciences, NIPR.
46.Dunkley D.J., Shiraishi K., Hiroi Y., Carson C.J. and Motoyoshi Y. (2009) Pre-600Ma crustal components in the eastern Lützow-Holm Complex, identified by SHRIMP geochronology. 29th Symposium on Polar Geosciences, NIPR.
42.Dunkley D.J. (2008) Diagnostic analysis of zircon by in-situ isotopic microbeam analysis. Japan Association of Mineralogical Sciences Annual Meeting, Akita, Japan (invited speaker).
40.Tani K., Ishizuka O., Dunkley D.J., Shukuno H., Hirahara Y., Nichols A., Fiske R.S. and Ogitsu I. (2008) Discovery of a plutonic seamount in Izu-Bonin arc: Dive reports for the Daisan-West Sumisu knoll. Japan Geoscience Union Meeting, Chiba, Japan.
39.Tani K., Dunkley D.J., Ishizuka O. and Oikawa T. (2008) Zircon U–Pb geochronology of basement rocks in the Izu-Bonin arc: application of SHRIMP zircon U–Pb dating method to young zircons, Geological Society of Japan Annual meeting 2008, Akita, Japan.
38.Tani K., Dunkley D.J., Ishizuka O. and Isobe I. (2008) Zircon U–Pb geochronology of arc basement rocks in the Izu Peninsular and Northern Izu-Bonin arc. Japan Geoscience Union Meeting, Chiba, Japan.
37.Takam T., Arima M. and Dunkley D.J. (2008) Pre-2.9 Ga charnockite magmatic events in the Ntem complex-Congo craton, recorded from SHRIMP zircon geochronology. Japan Association of Mineralogical Sciences Annual Meeting, Akita, Japan.
36.Bose S, Arima M. and Dunkley D.J. (2008) Proterozoic thermal events in the Eastern Ghats Belt, India and their implication on the Indo–Antarctic Correlation. 28th Symposium on Polar Geosciences, NIPR, Tokyo, Japan.
34.田切 美智雄, 森本 麻希, 横須 賀歩, 望月 涼子, Dunkley D.J., 足立 達朗 （2008） カンブリア紀を源岩とする日立編成岸の地史―SHRIMP年代測定による結果. Japan Association of Mineralogical Sciences Annual Meeting, Akita, Japan.
33.外田 智千, Dunkley D.J., Harley S. and 横山 一己 (2008) 高温変成岩中のジルコンおよびモナザイトの挙動とU–Th–Pb年代測定への応用. Japan Association of Mineralogical Sciences Annual Meeting, Akita, Japan.
32. Takam T., Arima M., Kokonyangi J., Dunkley D.J., Shiraishi K. and Nsifa E. (2007) Zircon U–Pb SHRIMP age of granitoids from the Ntem complex, Cameroon block in the Congo craton: Implication for Archaean crustal evolution. 27th Symposium on Polar Geosciences, National Institute of Polar Research, Tokyo.
30.Takam T., Arima M., Kokonyangi J., Dunkley D.J. and Nsifa, E. (2007) The Archaean Geochronology of the Ntem Complex in the Congo Craton, Cameroon: An Insight from the Zircon U–Pb Shrimp Age. Annual Meeting of the Geological Society of Japan, Sapporo, Japan.
29.Satish-Kumar M., Dunkley D.J. and Motoyoshi Y. (2007) Titanite SHRIMP geochronology of UHT calc-silicate rocks from Rundvagshetta, Lutzow Holm Complex, East Antarctica. Geological Society of Japan annual meeting, Sapporo, Japan.
28.Adachi T., Iwasaki I., Dunkley D.J. and Hokada T. (2007) Metamorphic history of the Yoshimi metamorphic rocks in the northeastern part of the Kanto Mountains. Geological Society of Japan annual meeting, Sapporo, Japan.
25.Dunkley D.J. (2007) What minor phases reveal about the timing of major phase growth. International Symposium on Radiometric Dating Studies, Nagoya University Center for Chronological Research, Japan (invited speaker).
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FindACase | Transcore, LP v. Northern Lakes Data Corp.
Transcore, LP v. Northern Lakes Data Corp.
NORTHERN LAKES DATA CORP., A MINNESOTA CORPORATION; AND DOES 1 THROUGH 10, INCLUSIVE, DEFENDANTS.
This matter is before the court on defendant Northern Lakes Data Corporation's ("NLDC") Motion to Compel Arbitration And Stay Or Dismiss ("Motion") in this diversity breach of contract action NLDC removed from San Diego County Superior Court. NLDC contends the claims in plaintiff TransCore, LP's ("TransCore") Complaint are subject to mandatory arbitration. TransCore filed a Response to the Motion. NLDC filed no Reply. Pursuant to Civil Local Rule 7.1(d)(1), the court finds the issues presented appropriate for decision on the papers and without oral argument.
When a party moves to compel arbitration, the court makes two inquiries. First, it determines whether there is a valid agreement to arbitrate. If so, it then determines whether the agreement encompasses the dispute at issue. 9 U.S.C. § 4;*fn1 Simula, Inc. v. Autoliv, 175 F.3d 716, 719-20 (9th Cir. 1999); see also Republic of Nicaragua v. Standard Fruit Co.. 937 F.2d 469, 477-78 (9th Cir. 1991). The court must enforce the arbitration agreement according to its terms if both those criteria are met. See Simula, 175 F.3d at 720.
Swierzewski Decl. ¶ 2, Exh. A (JAMS Demand For Arbitration). Counsel declares he sent and served the Demand on April 25, 2008, the same date he filed this Motion.
In deciding motions to dismiss under Rule 12(b), the court may consider not only the face of the pleading but also any documents attached to or necessarily relied on for the claims asserted. Marder v. Lopez, 450 F.3d 445, 448 (9th Cir. 2006), citing Warren v. Fox Family Worldwide, Inc., 328 F.3d 1136, 1141 n. 5 (9th Cir. 2006). "A court may consider evidence on which the complaint 'necessarily relies' if: (1) the complaint refers to the document; (2) the document is central to the plaintiff's claim; and (3) no party questions the authenticity of the copy attached to the 12(b)(6) motion." Id. (citations omitted). All those criteria are satisfied here. The Complaint alleges NLDC and TransCore entered a Master Subcontract Agreement effective September 16, 2006, attached as an Exhibit to the Complaint ("Agreement"), and NLD relies on the same Agreement in support of its Motion.
"The court may treat such a document as 'part of the complaint, and thus may assume that its contents are true for purposes of a motion to dismiss under Rule 12(b)(6).' " Id., quoting United States v. Ritchie, 342 F.3d 903, 908 (9th Cir. 2003).
The terms of the Agreement were intended to control separately executed Scope of Work ("'SOW") agreements between the parties describing particular work to be performed. In its First Cause of Action For Breach of Contract/Promissory Estoppel, TransCore alleges the parties negotiated a SOW whereby NLDC agreed to provide software and services to TransCore in support of TransCore's October 12, 2007 Standard Contract for work it was to perform for the San Diego Association of Governments ("SANDAG"). TransCore alleges NLDC repudiated its SOW obligations, refused to perform, and demanded to renegotiate material SOW terms. TransCore seeks through this litigation to compel NLDC to perform its SOW obligations, contending NLDC is uniquely positioned to provide the software and services TransCore needs to perform its work for SANDAG, so that legal remedies are inadequate. Compl. ¶ 11. TransCore's Second Cause of Action seeks declaratory relief to enforce the parties' Agreement ¶ 9 arbitration commitment. The Complaint alleges NLDC took the position the SOW is not subject to the Agreement, whereas TransCore insists their dispute must be resolved under the Agreement terms, including the arbitration provision, and seeks a judicial declaration of the parties' rights and obligations to that effect.
Any dispute that may have existed over whether the obligation to arbitrate governs the issues presented in the Complaint appears to have been resolved. The Complaint asserts the parties must arbitrate the SOW dispute. NLDC's Motion asks the court to order TransCore "to honor its written agreement to arbitrate," and either to suspend any further proceedings in this action until that arbitration is complete, or to dismiss this action because all the claims asserted in TransCore's Complaint are covered by a "valid agreement to arbitrate." Mot. P&A 2:2-4, 3:10. TransCore's Second Cause of Action for a declaration NLDC must arbitrate the SOW dispute is thus mooted by NLDC's Motion to compel the arbitration and by its submission to JAMS.
In its Response to the Motion, TransCore unsurprisingly states: "TRANSCORE does not object to this matter being Ordered to Arbitration pursuant to the Master Agreement." Resp. 3:9-11. However, it asks the court to "fashion an Arbitration Order which eliminates any question of the Arbitrator's jurisdiction of issues under the Master Agreement and particularly the SANDAG issues. . . ." Resp. 3:11-16. The court finds it may not render any opinion on the merits or the scope of the subject matter giving rise to TransCore's Complaint without impermissibly intervening in matters both sides now concede they are contractually required to address through arbitration. No issue remains for the court to decide that would not impinge on the JAMS arbitration proceeding NLDC has already initiated without the need for any Order of this court.

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§ 72-1 Annual Town Meeting.
§ 72-2 Special Town Meetings.
§ 72-3 Preparation; articles by petition.
§ 72-5 Articles for appropriations.
§ 72-7 Duties of Town Moderator; rules of procedure.
§ 72-10 Materials distributed at Town Meetings.
§ 72-11 Order of consideration of articles.
§ 72-12 Motions on articles relating to finances.
§ 72-13 Speaking at Town Meeting.
§ 72-14 Motions in writing.
§ 72-15 Determination of voting.
§ 72-16 Division of motions.
§ 72-17 Precedence of motions.
§ 72-18 Reconsideration of motions.
§ 72-19 Dissolution and adjournment of meetings.
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Dominguez v. Receivables Performance Management, No. 13-CV-117-PRM, 2014 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 69194 (W.D. Tex. Apr. 29, 2014).
Al Auto v. American Honda Finance Corp. and Dallas Auto Auction, No. 05-10479, 2007 U.S. App. LEXIS 2567 (5th Cir. Feb. 6, 2007).
Padilla v. NCJ Dev., Inc., 218 S.W. 3d 811 (Tex. App.—El Paso 2007, pet. denied).
Abbas Yazdchi and Habibollah Yazdchi v. American Honda Finance Corp. and Dallas Auto Auction, No. 3:05-CV-0737-L, 2006 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 62412 (N.D. Tex. Aug. 23, 2006).
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Cordova v. Southwestern Bell Yellow Pages, Inc., 148 S.W. 3d 441 (Tex. App.—El Paso 2004, no pet.).
9029 Gateway South Joint Venture v. Eller Media Company, 159 S.W.3d 183 (Tex. App.—El Paso 2004, no pet.).
Cerveceria Cuauhtemoc Moctezuma v. Montana Beverage Co., 330 F.3d 284 (5th Cir. 2003).
Garcia v. Levi Strauss &Co., 85 S.W.3d 362 (Tex. App.—El Paso 2002, no pet.).
Perez v. L-3 Communications, et al., No. EP-06-CA-22-PRM, 2006 U.S.Dist.LEXIS 45526 (W.D. Tex. June 26, 2006).
Morgan v. Verlander, 225 S.W.3d 558 (Tex. App.—El Paso 2000, pet. denied).
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J. V. Gardner, “The Morphometry of the Deep-Water Sinuous Mendocino Channel and the Immediate Environs, Northeastern Pacific Ocean”, geosciences, vol. 7, 4. MDPI, 2017.
J. V. Gardner and Armstrong, A. A., “U.S. Extended Continental Shelf Cruise to Map Gaps in Kela and Karin Ridges, Johnston Atoll, Equatorial Pacific Ocean”, CCOM/JHC, Durham, NH, 2014.
B. D. Andrews, “Bathymetric terrain model of the Atlantic margin for marine geological investigations.”, 2013.
S. Pe'eri, McLeod, M. A., Lavoie, P., Ackerman, S., Gardner, J. V., and Parrish, C. E., “Field calibration and validation of remote sensing surveys”, International Journal of Remote Sensing, vol. 34. pp. 6423-6436, 2013.
S. Pe'eri, Gardner, J. V., Ward, L. G., Morrison, J. R., and Lillycrop, J., “Identifying subtidal coastal environments using airborne lidar bathymetry (ALB)”, American Geophysical Union (AGU). San Francisco, CA, USA, 2007.
S. Pe'eri, Gardner, J. V., Ward, L. G., Morrison, J. R., and Lillycrop, J., “The seafloor as key component for the success of lidar in bottom detection”, Joint Airborne LIDAR Bathymetry Technical Center of Expertise Coastal Mapping and Charting Workshop (JALBTCX). Seattle, WA, USA, 2007.
K. Schwehr, Sullivan, B. M., and Gardner, J. V., “Google Earth Visualizations: Preview and Delivery of Hydrographic and Other Marine Datasets”, U.S. Hydrographic Conference (US HYDRO). Norfolk, VA, USA, pp. 0-0, 2007.
J. V. Gardner, “U.S. Law of the Sea Cruise to Map the Foot of the Slope and 2500-m Isobath of the Florida Escarpment and Sigsbee Escarpment, Northern Gulf of Mexico Continental Marg. Cruise Report”, University of New Hampshire (UNH), Center for Coastal and Ocean Mapping (CCOM)/Joint Hydrographic Center (JHC), 2007.
J. V. Gardner, “U.S. Law of the Sea Cruise to Map the Western Insular Margin and 2500-m Isobath of Guam and the Northern Mariana Islands. Cruise Report”, University of New Hampshire (UNH), Center for Coastal and Ocean Mapping (CCOM)/Joint Hydrographic Center (JHC), 2007.
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J. V. Gardner and Beaudoin, J., “High-Resolution Multibeam Bathymetry and Acoustic Backscatter of Selected Northwestern Gulf of Mexico Outer Shelf Banks”, Gulf of Mexico Science and International Journal, vol. 23. Marine Environmental Sciences Consortium of Alabama, pp. 5-29, 2005.
G. M. Kent, Driscoll, N. W., and Gardner, J. V., “Lake Tahoe's submerged record of active faulting is characteristic of the Basin and Range”, Geological Society of America (GSA), vol. 33. Cedar City, UT, USA, pp. 0-0, 2002.
J. V. Gardner, “A Reappraisal of Deepwater Reefs Along the NW Florida Outer Continental Shelf”, UC Santa Cruz Marine Sciences Seminar . St. Andrews, New Brunswick, Canada, pp. 0-0, 2002.
G. Gelfenbaum and Gardner, J. V., “Assessing Damage on the Major Submarine Deltas of Southern Puget Sound After the 2001 Nisqually Earthquake Using High-Resolution Seafloor Multibeam Mapping”, Geological Society of America (GSA), vol. 34. Corvallis, OR, USA, pp. 0-0, 2002.

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Craig Agrell moved to vacate, correct, or set aside his sentence pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 2255. The district court denied the motion, and Agrell appeals. We affirm.
Agrell was convicted of conspiracy to distribute cocaine and possession of cocaine with intent to distribute under 21 U.S.C. §§ 841(a) (1) & 846 and 18 U.S.C. § 2. He was sentenced to two terms of 188 months of imprisonment to be served concurrently with each other, six years of supervised release, participation in drug screening, and a $100 special assessment. Agrell's trial counsel also represented him on appeal, where he argued that the district court erred in refusing to grant a mistrial motion after striking prejudicial testimony, applying the Sentencing Guidelines to his conduct, denying a two-point reduction for acceptance of responsibility, and considering a 1970 conviction for smuggling marijuana in his criminal history. United States v. Agrell, 965 F.2d 222 (7th Cir. 1992). This court rejected those arguments and affirmed. Id. at 229. One year later, Agrell filed a motion to vacate, set aside, or correct his sentence under 28 U.S.C. § 2255.
"When reviewing a district court's decision to grant or deny a federal prisoner's section 2255 petition, we consider all questions of law de novo. However, we review all factual determinations for clear error." Stoia v. United States, 22 F.3d 766, 768 (7th Cir. 1994). A Sec. 2255 petition does not substitute for a direct appeal. Olmstead v. United States, 55 F.3d 316, 319 (7th Cir. 1995). Consequently, a petitioner who has failed to raise constitutional claims on direct appeal is barred from raising them in a Sec. 2255 proceeding unless he can establish both good cause for the previous failure and prejudice resulting from it. United States v. Frady, 456 U.S. 152, 167-68 (1982); Barker v. United States, 7 F.3d 629, 632 (7th Cir. 1993), cert. denied, 114 S. Ct. 939 (1994). Additionally, " [a]lthough res judicata does not apply in Sec. 2255 proceedings, 'the court may still exercise its discretion not to reconsider issues already decided at trial, on direct appeal, or in prior Sec. 2255 proceedings.' " Olmstead, 55 F.3d at 319 (quoting Taylor v. United States, 798 F.2d 271, 273 (7th Cir. 1986), cert. denied, 479 U.S. 1056 (1987)). Issues decided on direct appeal are final absent changed circumstances of fact or law. Id.
Agrell asserts that his trial was so riddled with errors that it was constitutionally defective. To establish cause for his failure to argue these errors previously, he alleges ineffective assistance of counsel. Ineffective assistance may constitute cause to support a Sec. 2255 motion. Murray v. Carrier, 477 U.S. 478, 488 (1986). In fact, where a petitioner had the same attorney at both trial and appellate proceedings, as did Agrell, a Sec. 2255 proceeding may be the first opportunity to present an ineffective assistance claim. See United States v. Taglia, 922 F.2d 413, 418 (7th Cir.) (counsel for both trial and appeal "can hardly be expected to challenge on appeal his own effectiveness at trial"), cert. denied sub nom. McDonnell v. United States, 500 U.S. 927 (1991).
To establish ineffective assistance, Agrell must meet the two-part test articulated in Strickland v. Washington, 466 U.S. 668, 687 (1984). Barker, 7 F.3d at 633. Thus, he must show that his attorney's conduct "fell below an objective standard of reasonableness" and outside "the wide range of professionally competent assistance," Strickland, 466 U.S. at 688-89, and that there is a reasonable probability that the result is unreliable or fundamentally unfair. Id. at 694. See also Lockhart v. Fretwell, 113 S. Ct. 838, 842 (1993). To succeed with his claim, Agrell must overcome a strong presumption in favor of counsel's effectiveness. Strickland, 466 U.S. at 690; Barker, 7 F.3d at 633.
Agrell advances several illustrations of counsel's ineffectiveness.1 His first issue (failure to present witnesses) was not argued in the district court and thus will not be considered on appeal.2 Two more issues (failure to object to the sufficiency of the evidence and failure to object to the admission of extrinsic acts) actually were addressed during Agrell's direct appeal. This court held that the government presented evidence sufficient to establish Agrell's part in an ongoing conspiracy. Agrell, 965 F.2d at 227. Regarding extrinsic evidence, it rejected Agrell's argument that the district court erred in admitting and then striking the testimony of Daniel Davis, whose admissions went more toward the issue of Agrell's character than to a legitimate evidentiary purpose. Id. at 225-26. Although Agrell contends that counsel's failure to present these arguments constitutes ineffective assistance, the arguments did not remain unpresented, and consequently they do not support a claim of ineffective assistance.
Agrell also presents two issues involving jury instructions. He claims that counsel was ineffective because he failed to request or to argue on appeal the lack of "addict-informant" or "multiple conspiracy" instructions. Agrell, however, has not shown that he was entitled to either instruction. An "addict-informant" instruction is only necessary when the witness is determined to be a drug addict. United States v. Manganellis, 864 F.2d 528, 544 (7th Cir. 1988). Although admittedly the witnesses who testified for the government were involved with cocaine, Agrell cites no evidence (beyond his own conclusory allegations) that they were addicts. See United States v. Yarbough, 55 F.3d 280, 284 (7th Cir. 1995) (not error for district court to refuse instruction where witness, although he had been a drug user, was not considered addict at time of trial). Similarly, there is no evidence (beyond Agrell's assertions) that a multiple conspiracy instruction was warranted. On the contrary, this court recognized the existence of a single large conspiracy in Agrell's direct appeal. Agrell, 965 F.2d at 223-24, 227. See United States v. Herrera-Rivera, 25 F.3d 491, 497 (7th Cir. 1994) ("The evidence supports the jury's conclusion that one conspiracy existed, the defendant has not shown that he was entitled to a multiple conspiracy instruction, and accordingly we dismiss this argument.") Because Agrell was not entitled to "addict-informant" or "multiple conspiracy" instructions, failure to request such instructions or argue their omission does not constitute ineffective assistance of counsel.
Agrell's final issue involves counsel's failure to argue a Brady issue. Under Brady v. Maryland, 373 U.S. 83 (1963), the prosecution must disclose exculpatory evidence to the defense. Agrell claims that the government neglected to disclose information with which the defense could have impeached government witnesses. Impeachment evidence falls under the Brady standard. United States v. Bagley, 473 U.S. 667, 676 (1985). Under Bagley, however, to require a new trial the evidence must be material, "in the sense that its suppression undermines confidence in the outcome of the trial." Id. at 678. Not only does Agrell not identify this information or state how it would have aided his case, but also he states that the information was unknown to the defense "until After defendant's trial began when the defendant discovered the exculpatory material through examination of the witnesses." Appellant's Trial Brief, Record 89 at 39. If the information was presented to the jury during Agrell's cross-examination, its suppression does not undermine confidence in the trial's result. Counsel's failure to argue the issue did not constitute ineffective assistance.
Finally, Agrell's conclusory allegations that counsel failed to prepare adequately for trial and failed to investigate Agrell's case are totally unsupported by evidence either in Agrell's brief or in the record.
Agrell has not been able to establish ineffective assistance of counsel either at trial or on direct appeal. Consequently, he has not shown good cause for failing to present these claims on direct appeal, and the district court's denial of his motion to vacate, set aside, or correct his sentence is AFFIRMED.


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BANK OF THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS, Petitioners, v. COURT OF APPEALS and TF KO DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION, Respondents.
Before the Court is a Petition for Review on Certiorari 1 under Rule 45 of the 1997 Rules of Civil Procedure, which assails the twin resolutions of the Court of Appeals in CA-G.R. SP No. 00082 and the Decision2 of the Regional Trial Court (RTC), Branch 23, General Santos City in Corporate Case No. 26. The Resolution3 dated 29 July 2005 dismissed on procedural grounds the Petition for Review filed by petitioner while the Resolution4 dated 22 November 2005 denied petitioner's motion for reconsideration of the earlier resolution.
Respondent is a domestic corporation primarily engaged in agricultural commerce. In 1998, it became a full-fledged subdivision developer after being granted by the Housing and Land Use Regulatory Board (HLURB) the necessary licenses which enabled it to construct low-cost housing units and to sell them to prospective buyers. To secure additional working capital for its rice milling/trading and real estate and housing construction projects, respondent obtained various loans and credit accommodations from different commercial banks, including the Far East Bank & Trust Company, petitioner's predecessor-in-interest.
Upon petitioner's motion, the RTC issued an Order12 dated 07 January 2004, enjoining creditor LBP and the Office of the Provincial Sheriff of Koronadal, South Cotabato from foreclosing the real estate mortgages constituted as security for respondent's obligation with creditor LBP. The RTC also ordered all three creditor banks to file their respective opposition to the petition for rehabilitation.
Upon agreement of the parties, the RTC fixed a date for a creditors' meeting.18 On 22 March 2004, the rehabilitation receiver submitted a proposed Final Mode of Payment in compliance with the RTC's order.19 The RTC then directed creditors LBP and petitioner to file a comment or opposition thereto.
Schedule of payment for Creditors-banks indicating the principal, the interest and the total amount due for every payment which is semi-annual or 6 months for eight (8) periods with an interest rate of 12% per annum compounded annually.
The principal and interest are discharged by a sequence of equal payments due at the ends of equal intervals of time. In such a case, the payments form as annuity which present value is the original principal of the date.
3.) Creditor-Metrobank is hereby discharged from the Rehabilitation Plan of the Petitioner Corporation. The obligation of the Petitioner Corporation against Creditor-Metrobank shall be settled personally by the President of the Corporation, Mrs. Flora Ko.
4) There shall be no declaration and payment of dividends by the Petitioner Corporation until it has paid in full its loans with creditor banks.
5) The Rehabilitation program for the Petitioner Corporation shall commence this year, 2005.
6) Rehabilitation Receiver Suson is discharged from his duties and responsibilities as receiver for this Petition.
7) The Stay-Order is hereby terminated.
Petitioner filed the Petition for Review on 28 February 2005.26 Petitioner argued that the rehabilitation of respondent pursuant to the Interim Rules was no longer feasible considering that its obligations to petitioner BPI had long matured prior to the filing of the petition.
The Court of Appeals dismissed the Petition for Review for the following reasons: (1) the verification and certification was not signed by the authorized person; (2) the petition was filed beyond the extended period; (3) the petition was not accompanied by pertinent documents and pleadings, in violation of Section 6(c), Rule 4330 of the Rules of Court; (4) the date of issue of counsel's Integrated Bar of the Philippines (IBP) O.R. No. was not indicated; and (5) the docket fees for the prayer for temporary restraining order and/or writ of preliminary injunction were not paid. The Court of Appeals held that the inadvertence was too lame an excuse in not complying with the rules of procedure. It also noted that petitioner's motion for reconsideration of the earlier resolution was belatedly filed, which proved fatal to petitioner's cause.
A number of the procedural errors discovered by the Court of Appeals are either not supported by the records of the case or not grounds for the dismissal of the petition. One of them is the supposed late filing of the Petition for Review . Petitioner filed the Petition for Review only on 28 February 2005 or after the last day of the extended period which was on 25 February 2005. The latter date fell on a special national holiday declared as such under Proclamation No. 785. If the last day of the period, as thus computed, falls on a Saturday, a Sunday, or a legal holiday in the place where the court sits, the time shall not run until the next working day.31 Ipso jure, the last day for filing the Petition for Review ran until 28 February 2005, the working day immediately following the last day of the period. Thus, the Petition for Review was filed on time.
Also, contrary to the finding of the Court of Appeals, petitioner's motion for reconsideration of the Resolution dated 29 July 2005 was timely filed via registered mail and not through a private courier. When a pleading is filed through registered mail, the date of the mailing, as shown by the post office stamp on the envelope or the registry receipt, shall be considered as the date of its filing, payment, or deposit in court.32 The envelope containing the motion for reconsideration attached to the records of the case has a postage stamp indicating that the same was received by the Philippine Postal Corporation on 30 August 2005, the last day for filing the motion for reconsideration. Although the mail reached the Court of Appeals only on 06 September 2005, petitioner's motion for reconsideration is deemed filed upon its deposit at the post office. Accordingly, petitioner filed the motion for reconsideration on time when it deposited the same with the post office on the last day of the reglementary period.
The claim that petitioner failed to pay the docket fees for its application for temporary restraining order is negated by the records of the case. Together with the filing of the motion for extension (to file the Petition for Review ), petitioner tendered the amount of P6,000.00, which was more than sufficient payment for the docket fees of the petition. The records do not show that the overpayment of P2,470.00 was ordered returned to petitioner. The amount of overpayment was more than enough for the docket fees for the application of temporary restraining order. Instead of dismissing the Petition for Review, the Court of Appeals could have simply ordered that the same be applied for the docket fees for the application for temporary restraining order.
Another ground for dismissal cited by the Court of Appeals was the failure by petitioner to accompany the Petition for Review with documents and pleadings relevant to the petition, in violation of Section 6 (c), Rule 4334 of the Rules of Court.
While petitioner attached to the Petition for Review the requisite verification and certification against forum shopping, the same did not show that the signatory therein was duly authorized by petitioner. However, the lapse was rectified when petitioner submitted the necessary board resolution and special power of attorney upon the filing of the motion for reconsideration.
With more reason should the instant case be allowed since petitioner did submit a certification against forum shopping, failing only to show proof that the signatory was authorized to do so. In Shipside Incorporated v. Court of Appeals,44 Ateneo de Naga University v. Manalo,45 Pascual & Santos Inc. v. The Member of the Tramo Wakas Neighborhood Association, Inc.46 and China Banking Corporation v. Mondragon International Philippines, Inc.,47 the Court permitted the subsequent submission of proof of authority to sign the certification against forum shopping.
WHEREFORE, the instant Petition for Review on Certiorari is PARTIALLY GRANTED. The Court of Appeals' resolutions dismissing outright the Petition for Review in CA-G.R. SP No. 00082 are SET ASIDE and the case is REMANDED to the Court of Appeals for further proceedings and disposition of the appeal on its merits.
3 Id. at 309-310. Penned by J. Normandie B. Pizarro, and concurred in by JJ. Arturo G. Tayag, Chairperson of the Twenty-Second Division, and Rodrigo F. Lim, Jr.
24 CA rollo, pp. 2-6.
31 Rules of Court, Rule 22, Sec. 1.
32 Rules of Court, Rule 13, Sec. 3. Manner of filing. â€• The filing of pleadings, appearances, motions, notices, orders, judgments and all other papers shall be made by presenting the original copies thereof, plainly indicated as such, personally to the clerk of court or by sending them by registered mail. In the first case, the clerk of court shall endorse on the pleading the date and hour of filing. In the second case, the date of the mailing of motions, pleadings, or any other papers or payments or deposits, as shown by the post office stamp on the envelope or the registry receipt, shall be considered as the date of their filing, payment, or deposit in court. The envelope shall be attached to the record of the case.
33 Philippine National Bank v. Sanao Marketing Corporation, G.R. No. 153951, 29 July 2005, 465 SCRA 287, 307.
35 Kalayaan Arts and Crafts, Inc. v. Anglo, 454 Phil. 642, 647 (2003).
36 Diaz v. Mesias, Jr., 468 Phil. 925, 931 (2004).
37 Jaro v. Court of Appeals, 427 Phil. 532, 547 (2002).
38 Uy v. Villanueva, G.R. No. 157851, 29 June 2007, 526 SCRA 73, 86.
39 Shipside Inc. v. Court of Appeals, 404 Phil. 981, 994-995 (2001).
41 Uy v. Land Bank of the Philippines, 391 Phil. 303 (2000); Roadway Express Inc. v. Court of Appeals, 264 SCRA 696 (1996); Loyola v. Court of Appeals, G.R. No. 245 SCRA 477 (1995).
42 Shipside, Inc. v. Court of Appeals, supra note 39.
43 Shipside, Inc. v. Court of Appeals. 404 Phil. 981, 996 (2001).
44 404 Phil. 981 (2001).
45 G.R. No. 160455, 9 May 2005, 458 SCRA 325.
46 G.R. No. 144880, 17 November 2004, 442 SCRA 439.
47 G.R. No. 164798, 17 November 2005, 475 SCRA 332.
48 Active Realty Development Corp. v. Daroya, 431 Phil. 753, 760 (2002).

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