Tokita Masayoshi

トキタマサヨシ | Tokita Masayoshi

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Research field (2)： Evolutionary biology , Biodiversity and systematics

Research keywords (5)： vertebrates , evolution , comparative embryology , comparative morphology , 系統分類学

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2021 - 2026 適応放散を遂げた中南米産ヘラコウモリ類における爆発的な顔面形態多様化の機構解明
2021 - 2025 Diversity of defensive mechanisms using sequestered prey toxins in snakes: From passive oozing to spontaneous spraying
2019 - 2023 陸から海にもどった羊膜類の適応形質進化機構の法則を探る
2019 - 2022 The sixth sense of snakes: How was their infrared reception acquired?
2018 - 2022 Why can island adaptive radiations of birds occur? An approach using mathematical models and geometric morphometrics

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Papers (39)：

Usui K, Yamamoto T, Khannoon ER, Tokita M. Musculoskeletal morphogenesis supports the convergent evolution of bat laryngeal echolocation. Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences. 2024. 291. 20232196
Sato H, Adachi N, Kondo S, Kitayama C, Tokita M. Turtle skull development unveils a molecular basis for amniote cranial diversity. Science Advances. 2023. 9. 46. eadi6765
Tokita M, Iizuka J, Eto K. Characterization of the adaptive morphology of the stream brown frog, Rana sakuraii (Anura: Ranidae), in Japan, using geometric morphometrics. Herpetology Notes. 2023. 16. 761-771
Tokita M, Sato H. Creating morphological diversity in reptilian temporal skull region: a review of potential developmental mechanisms. Evolution & Development. 2022. 25. 15-31
Usui K, Khannoon ER, Tokita M. Facial muscle modification associated with chiropteran noseleaf development: insights into the developmental basis of a movable rostral appendage in mammals. Developmental Dynamics. 2022. 251. 1368-1379

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SOCIETY OF EVOLUTIONARY STUDIES, JAPAN

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