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Takamine Formation (Tokunaga and Tanai, 1954)
- Type locality: Takamine, Iide city, Nishiokitama county, Yamagata prefecture
- Coherent formation
- late Miocene - early Pliocene
- Contemporaneous heterotopic facies: Otoge Formation
- Sedimentary facies: Terrestrial
- Sedimentary facies: Meandering river
- Sedimentary facies (Minor): Swamp
- Lithofacies: Sandstone, Mudstone, Conglomerate
- Lithofacies (Minor): Lignite, Rhyolite tuff
- Sedimentary structures: Trough cross-stratification, Imbrication
- Paleocurrent: South to North
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- Distribution: Takamine - Nakanosawa - Kazuma - Osodani - Sugo bridge, Iide city, Nishiokitama county, Yamagata pref.
- Fossils (Takamine flora): Acer nordenskioeldi, Alnus miojaponica, Berchemia miofloribunda, Camellia protojaponica, Carpinus heigunensis, Carpinus subcordata, Catalpa sp., Celtis nathorstii, Cercidphyllum crenatum, Cinnamomum akitaense, Cinnamomum miocenum, Cladrastis chaneyi, Corylus takaminensis, Fagus stuxbergi, Ficus sp., Fraxinus takaminensis, Gledtsia miosinensis, Glyptostrobus europaeus, Ilex cf. goshiensis, Ilex subcornuta, Kalopanax acerifolius, Lindera miyataensis, Liquidambar cordata, Liquidambar protopalmata, Liriodendron honsyuensis, Maackia onoei, Metasequoia occidentalis, Myssa sp., Paliurus protonipponicus, Parrotia pristina, Poacites sp., Populus sambonsgii, Pterocarya japonica, Pterocarya protostenoptera, Pueraria sp., Pyrus hokiensis, Rosa cf. usyuensis, Sabia cf. japonica, Salix k-suzukii, Salix takaminensis, Saplum mogiensis, Sasa sp., Sassafras cf. yabei, Sequoia langsdorfii, Smilax trinervis, Sophora miojaponica, Stewartia okutsui, Stewartia submonadelpha, Taxodium dublum, Tilia distans, Ulmus cf. longifolia, Ulmus protojaponica, Wisteria fallax, Zelkova ungeri
- Tephra: Saitsu Pyroclastic Flow Deposit
- Yamanoi et al. (2008) Jour. Geol. Soc. Japan, vol.114, no.5, pp.262-266 DOI
- Yanagisawa and Yamamoto (1998) Geology of the Tamaniwa District, Quadrangle Series, Scale 1:50,000, Geological Survey of Japan, 94p. (in Japanese with English abstract 4p.)