HIROHIKO TAKESHIMA

2020 - 2023 Exploring genomic signatures of Ryukyu-ayu to inform the survival of an endangered fish species

2019 - 2021 Cascading effects of the proximate mechanisms of host manipulation on the ecosystem energy flow

2017 - 2020 Is genetic diversity needed for species survival? Genomic analysis of a "long-lived heavy smoker"

2017 - 2020 Origin of adaptation and population genomics in the ancient Lake Biwa

2017 - 2020 Population genomics of Blacktip Grouper in the Izu-Bonin arc

2016 - 2019 Establishment of multi-faceted evaluation of ecological effects of instream obstructions on benthic fishes at population and community level

2016 - 2019 Evolutionary and ecological studies on sperm and reproductive modes in marine sculpins

2016 - 2019 Search for DNA mutations and methylated regions that regulated the length of the digestive tract that exhibit heritable and seasonal variability

2015 - 2018 Elucidation of metapopulation structure of the endangered fish Ryukyu-ayu for planning its conservation

2014 - 2017 Adaptation of fishes in Lake Biwa, an ancient temperate lake in Japan, and its genetic basis

2014 - 2017 Change of cold currents fish fauna by expansion of warm currents - migration, settlement or genome-parasitism

2014 - 2017 Historical biogeography of fishes of the South China Sea in relation to the Pleistocene glacial-interglacial cycles

2013 - 2016 River management implications to consider biological diversity of ecologically-vulnerable benthic fishes such as freshwater sculpins with low mobility

2011 - 2014 Development of fish diversity studies by next-generation mitogenome sequencing: From Sanger method to massively parallel method