Abstract
The content of fluorine in Permian carbonate rocks from three localities in central Japan is investigated, and the mode of occurrence of the element discussed in relation to the constituent minerals. The F contents of various rock species indicate that the element tends to concentrate in dolostones rather than in limestones. The result suggests that F occurs as fluorite and/or apatite even in the F-poor carbonate rocks.
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