C-14 concentrations of Teak (Tectona grandis) and Tipa (Tipuana tipa)
were measured and analyzed statistically. Consequently, there is no in
dividuality between C-14 concentration variations of the two Teaks whi
ch had grown in the same stand. Latitudinal dependence in the tropical
area was found in the tree stems. More detailed variations were obtai
ned than ever. The age determination of tropical trees that have no an
nual rings become more accurate than ever before. Longitude dependence
of C-14 concentrations was not detected in the tropical area. Adding
to the latitude dependence, these are basic and useful data for analyz
ing global CO2 circulation.