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    Histological findings of sperm storage in green turtle (Chelonia mydas) oviduct by Kitayama, Chiyo, Tomiyasu, Jumpei, Bochimoto, Hiroki, Kondo, Satomi, Tokuda, Kazuyuki, Ogawa, Ryuta, Okubo, Saki, Kondoh, Daisuke

    Published in Scientific reports (30-09-2021)
    “…Green turtles ( Chelonia mydas ) are seasonal breeders with a time lag between mating and nesting periods. We therefore investigated whether female turtles…”
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    Interchanges and movements of humpback whales in Japanese waters: Okinawa, Ogasawara, Amami, and Hokkaido, using an automated matching system by Kobayashi, Nozomi, Kondo, Satomi, Tsujii, Koki, Oki, Katsuki, Hida, Masami, Okabe, Haruna, Yoshikawa, Takashi, Ogawa, Ryuta, Lee, Chonho, Higashi, Naoto, Okamoto, Ryosuke, Ozawa, Sachie, Uchida, Senzo, Mitani, Yoko

    Published in PloS one (17-11-2022)
    “…Humpback whales in the western North Pacific are considered endangered due to their small population size and lack of information. Although previous studies…”
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    Behavioral effects of scents from male mature Rathke glands on juvenile green sea turtles (Chelonia mydas) by KITAYAMA, Chiyo, YAMAGUCHI, Yohei, KONDO, Satomi, OGAWA, Ryuta, KAWAI, Yusuke K., KAYANO, Mitsunori, TOMIYASU, Jumpei, KONDOH, Daisuke

    “…Sea turtles can detect airborne and waterborne odors, but whether they recognize scents from the same species and if so, how they affect their behavior remains…”
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    A new planar multielectrode array for extracellular recording: application to hippocampal acute slice by Oka, Hiroaki, Shimono, Ken, Ogawa, Ryuta, Sugihara, Hirokazu, Taketani, Makoto

    Published in Journal of neuroscience methods (30-10-1999)
    “…The present paper describes a new planar multielectrode array (the MED probe) and its electronics (the MED system) which perform electrophysiological studies…”
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    Behavioral effects of scents from male mature Rathke glands on juvenile green sea turtles (Chelonia mydas) by KITAYAMA, Chiyo, YAMAGUCHI, Yohei, KONDO, Satomi, OGAWA, Ryuta, KAWAI, Yusuke K., KAYANO, Mitsunori, TOMIYASU, Jumpei, KONDOH, Daisuke

    “…Sea turtles can detect airborne and waterborne odors, but whether they recognize scents from the same species and if so, how they affect their behavior remains…”
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