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Genetic structure of the endangered red-crowned cranes in Hokkaido, Japan and conservation implications by Sugimoto, Taro, Hasegawa, Osamu, Azuma, Noriko, Masatomi, Hiroyuki, Sato, Fumio, Matsumoto, Fumio, Masatomi, Yoshiyuki, Izumi, Hiroe, Abe, Syuiti

“…The red-crowned crane in Japan was once considered extinct due to hunting and habitat destruction in late nineteenth century; however, in 1926, a small group…”
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Large-Scale Survey of Mitochondrial D-Loop of the Red-Crowned Crane Grus japonensis in Hokkaido, Japan by Convenient Genotyping Method by MIURA, Yoshiaki, SHIOMI, Akira, SHIRAISHI, Junya, MAKITA, Kohei, ASAKAWA, Mitsuhiko, KITAZAWA, Takio, HIRAGA, Takeo, MOMOSE, Yulia, MOMOSE, Kunikazu, MASATOMI, Hiroyuki, TERAOKA, Hiroki

“…The Red-crowned Crane, Grus japonensis, is an endangered species of crane that has two separate breeding populations, one in the Amur River basin (continental…”
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simple population viability analysis of Tancho (Grus japonensis) in southeastern Hokkaido, Japan by Masatomi, Yoshiyuki, Higashi, Seigo, Masatomi, Hiroyuki

“…We employed population viability analysis to estimate future population trends and extinction risk of Tancho, the Japanese or red-crowned crane (Grus…”
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Vertebral Formula in Red-Crowned Crane (Grus japonensis) and Hooded Crane (Grus monacha) by HIRAGA, Takeo, SAKAMOTO, Haruka, NISHIKAWA, Sayaka, MUNEUCHI, Ippei, UEDA, Hiromi, INOUE, Masako, SHIMURA, Ryoji, UEBAYASHI, Akiko, YASUDA, Nobuhiro, MOMOSE, Kunikazu, MASATOMI, Hiroyuki, TERAOKA, Hiroki

“…Red-crowned cranes (Grus japonensis) are distributed separately in the east Eurasian Continent (continental population) and in Hokkaido, Japan (island…”
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Origin of Three Red-Crowned Cranes Grus japonensis Found in Northeast Honshu and West Hokkaido, Japan, from 2008 to 2012 by MIURA, Yoshiaki, SHIRAISHI, Junya, SHIOMI, Akira, KITAZAWA, Takio, HIRAGA, Takeo, MATSUMOTO, Fumio, TERAOKA, Hiroki, MASATOMI, Hiroyuki

“…The Red-crowned Crane Grus japonensis is an endangered species that has two separate breeding populations, one in the Amur River basin and the other in north…”
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Changes of Mercury Contamination in Red-Crowned Cranes, Grus japonensis, in East Hokkaido, Japan by Teraoka, Hiroki, Tagami, Yukari, Kudo, Moe, Miura, Yoshiaki, Okamoto, Erika, Matsumoto, Fumio, Koga, Kimiya, Uebayashi, Akiko, Shimura, Ryoji, Inoue, Masako, Momose, Kunikazu, Masatomi, Hiroyuki, Kitazawa, Takio, Hiraga, Takeo, Subramanian, Annamalai

“…Red-crowned cranes ( Grus japonensis ) are native to eastern Hokkaido (island population), in contrast to the mainland, which migrates between the Amur River…”
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Physical Body Parameters of Red-Crowned Cranes Grus japonensis by Sex and Life Stage in Eastern Hokkaido, Japan by INOUE, Masako, SHIMURA, Ryoji, UEBAYASHI, Akiko, IKOMA, Shinobu, IIMA, Hiroko, SUMIYOSHI, Takashi, TERAOKA, Hiroki, MAKITA, Kohei, HIRAGA, Takeo, MOMOSE, Kunikazu, MASATOMI, Hiroyuki

“…Red-crowned (or Japanese) cranes Grus japonensis are native to eastern Hokkaido, Japan-the island population, and mainland Asia-the continental population that…”
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Heavy metal contamination status of Japanese cranes (Grus japonensis) in east Hokkaido, Japan-extensive mercury pollution by Teraoka, Hiroki, Kumagai, Yoshihiro, Iwai, Hisae, Haraguchi, Kensaku, Ohba, Takashi, Nakai, Kunihiko, Satoh, Hiroshi, Sakamoto, Mineshi, Momose, Kunikazu, Masatomi, Hiroyuki, Hiraga, Takeo

“…—Japanese cranes (Grus japonensis) of eastern Hokkaido, Japan, and migrants between the Amur River basin and the eastern China—Korea Peninsula, live around…”
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Individual (non-social) behavioral acts of hooded cranes Grus monacha wintering in Izumi, Japan by Masatomi, Hiroyuki

“…The purpose of this paper is to make a fundamental tool (an ethogram) to help understand the life of hooded cranes Grus monacha and also the phylogenetic…”
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Some observations on mating behaviour of several cranes in captivity by Masatomi, Hiroyuki

“…Responding to the actions of the mate and taking somewhat fixed patterns, Grus japonensis, G. vipio, G. antigone, Anthropoides paradisea and Balearica…”
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Communal Use of One and the Same Nest By Two Breeding Pairs of the Bengalee 1 by Masatomi, Hiroyuki

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Communal Use of One and the Same Nest by Two Breeding Pairs of the Bengalee by Masatomi, H

“…In the present paper, an example of the communal use of one and the same nest by two "pairs" of the Bengalee, Lonchura striata var. domestica, was described…”
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Communal Wintering of a Sandhill Crane with Japanese Cranes in Hokkaido, Japan by Hiroyuki Masatomi

“…A young-of-the-year Sandhill Crane (Grus canadensis probably canadensis) wintered with a "family" of Japanese Cranes (G. japonensis) consisting of a pair and…”
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