Katsutoshi Watanabe

准教授 / Associate Professor

Kyoto University

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Katsutoshi Watanabe is an Associate Professor at Kyoto University, Japan. His research focuses on the genetic distinctiveness and population structures of various freshwater species, particularly lampreys and gobies, utilizing methods such as SNP markers and environmental DNA. Recent publications include studies on the taxonomy of Japanese brook lampreys and investigations into the ecological impacts of invasive fish species.

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Yusuke HIBINO

Natural History Museum

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Midori IIDA

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Niigata University

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Tappei Mishina

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Kyushu University

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Yuichi Kano

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Yumeki Oto

Ehime University

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Larval body buoyancy in diadromous gobies and its potential role in the colonization of freshwater environments

The genetic distinctiveness of Lethenteron satoi (Petromyzontidae) confirmed by nuclear SNP markers

Environmental DNA Comparative Phylogeography: Simultaneous Estimation of Population Structures Within a Species‐Rich Group of Freshwater Gobies

Taxonomic re-examination of Japanese brook lampreys of the genus Lethenteron with descriptions of two new species, Lethenteron satoi sp. nov. and Lethenteron hattai sp. nov., and re-description of Lethenteron mitsukurii

The genetic population structure and diversity of the endangered bittering Pseudorhodeus tanago revealed by SNP markers

Contrasting interspecific hybridization patterns in two goby groups radiating in divergent freshwater habitats

Rapid assessment of invasion front and biological impact of the invasive fish Coreoperca herzi using quantitative eDNA metabarcoding

Next-generation phylogeography reveals unanticipated population history and climate and human impacts on the endangered floodplain bitterling (Acheilognathus longipinnis)

Origin of endemic species in a moderately isolated ancient lake: The case of a snakehead in Inle Lake, Myanmar

Environmental DNA phylogeography: Successful reconstruction of phylogeographic patterns of multiple fish species from cups of water

The origin and population divergence of Parabotia curtus (Botiidae: Cypriniformes), a relict loach in Japan

A key evolutionary step determining osmoregulatory ability for freshwater colonisation in early life stages of fish

Cryptic genetic divergence of the red dwarf rasbora, Microrasbora rubescens, in and around Inle Lake: implications for the origin of endemicity in the ancient lake in Myanmar

Molecular evolution and convergence of the rhodopsin gene in Gymnogobius, a goby group having diverged into coastal to freshwater habitats

Gudgeon fish with and without genetically determined countershading coexist in heterogeneous littoral environments of an ancient lake

Characterizing the spatial and temporal occurrence patterns of the endangered botiid loach Parabotia curtus by environmental DNA analysis using a newly developed species-specific primer set

Ecosystem size predicts the probability of speciation in migratory freshwater fish

Large-scale hybridization of Japanese populations of Hinamoroko, Aphyocypris chinensis, with A. kikuchii introduced from Taiwan

Can a nest associate fish use an introduced host?—Brood parasitism by Pungtungia herzi toward introduced Coreoperca kawamebari

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Yusuke HIBINO

Midori IIDA

Tappei Mishina

Yuichi Kano

Yumeki Oto

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