Kazuyoshi Moriya
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Kazuyoshi Moriya is a Professor at Waseda University in Japan. His research areas include photosymbiosis in planktonic foraminifera, sclerochronology of bivalve mollusks, and investigations into the Anthropocene series in Beppu Bay. His recent publications focus on the ecological implications of stable isotope analyses and the reconstruction of eukaryotic communities based on sedimentary DNA barcoding.
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2025
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2020
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Paul Bown
University College London
Koji Suzuki
Professor
Hokkaido University
Narumi Tsugeki
Matsuyama University
Michinobu Kuwae
Associate Professor
Ehime University
Akira Hayashida
Professor
Doshisha University
Elizabeth Sibert
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
Hidekazu Suzuki
Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology
Richard Norris
Professor
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Masanobu Yamamoto
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Hokkaido University
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Kotaro Shirai
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Leslie Fifield
Research Fellow, Senior Research Fellow, Professor, Professor Emeritus
Australian National University
Yoshiki SAITO
Specially Appointed Professor / Director
Shimane University
Ursula (Ulla) Röhl
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Michael Henehan
University of Bristol
Jun Inoue
Professor
Osaka University
Kimikazu Sasa
Associate Professor
University of Tsukuba
André Bornemann
Federal Institute for Geosciences and Natural Resources
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