Member
SASAKI, Takenori
Associate Professor |
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Research FieldPaleontology, Comparative anatomy, Taxonomy Current ResearchThe main target of my research is to reveal biological diversity (especially in molluscs) based on specimens collected in the filed and preserved in museums. The current research consists of four major topics: (1) species diversity, (2) diversity in animal body plan, (3) diversity in ecology (habitats), and (4) fossil records. The comparison of animal morphology at microscopic level is the pricipal approach to reveal the diversity in fossil records and Recent fauna. Representative Publications
1. T. Sasaki, K. Muro and M. Komatsu: “Anatomy and ecology of the shell-less endoparasitic gastropod, Asterophila japonica Randall and Heath, 1912 (Mollusca: Eulimidae)” Zool. Sci., 24 (2007) 700-713. |