FROM THE BIKINI INCIDENT TO THE US-JAPAN RADIATION CON-
39.
FERENCE. Scientific 2, 2-9 (1995).
Hiyama, Yoshio
90
AN ENUMERATION OF FUTURE SR’°*
CONCENTRATION IN FOODS AND
BONE. Scientific 10, 1-6 (1958).
40.
Hiyama, Yoshio
90
+
IMUM PERMISSIBLE CONCENTRATION OF SR
IN FOOD AND
ITS ENVIRONMENT.
dapap 3, 70-77 (1957).
41.
Hiyama, Yoshio
MEASURE OF FUTURE SR
90
LEVEL FROM EARTH SURFACE TO SUMAN
BONE. Scientific 19, 1-17 (1957).
42.
43,
Etter
d
nainsVan,
AF"REBpop(Seagesad
Works
(19
Hiyama, Yoshio; and Ichikawa, Ryusht
Hiyama, Yoshio
gO.
RADEQLOGIGA DATA IN JAPAN II. CONCENTRATIONS OF SR
csi
AND OTHERS IN VARIOUS MATERIALS ON EARTH'S
SURFACE. Scje
Jabneas
ntifio 42, (1957).
Hiyama, Yoshio; and Ioch{kawa, Ryushi
UP-TAKE OF STRONTIUM BY MARINE FISH FROM Eee
wife lL
Oceanographic 3, 7
“5,
(1997).
Hiyama, Yoshio
AMOUNT OF UP-TAKE OF STRONTIUM BY MARINE FISH FROM THE
ENVIRONMENT OF VARIOUS CONCENTRATION OF CALCIUM AND
STRONTIUM. RecordsofOceanographicWorksinJapan 4,
55-66 (1957).
46.
Inglis, D. R.
FUTURE RADIATION DOSAGE FROM WEAPON TESTS.
1222-1227 (1958).
47,
Jurkiewicz, L.
Science 127
RADIOACTIVE CONTAMINATION OF THE ATMOSPHERE BY THE FPALLQUT FROM NUCLEAR EXPLOSIONS. Nucleonika 2, 657-666
(1957) (In Polish).
—
Prg3
traces of radioactive contamination from p235 and
have been found, and the effects from the nuclear
and thermonuclear explosions are discussed.
12
AaAe os NI Am my
Hiyama, Yoshio