Takashi Saitoh

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Hokkaido University

Japan

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Professor Takashi Saitoh is a faculty member at Hokkaido University in Japan. His research areas encompass policy transformations in wildlife management, genetic studies of rodent species, and ecological dynamics related to environmental changes. Recent publications include investigations into bear management policies, genetic diversity among sibling species of voles, and the impacts of temperature on oak tree behavior.

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Joel Cohen

University of Chicago

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Tsutomu Yagihashi

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Takashi Masaki

Forestry and Forest Products Research Institute

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Articles (10)

The Social Background of Policy Transformations in Bear Management in Hokkaido, Japan: From Aggressive Culling and Conservation‐Oriented Management Toward Adaptive Management

Mite composition in nests of the Japanese wood mouse, Apodemus speciosus (Rodentia: Muridae)

Quantifying factors that explain the slopes of the temporal Taylor's law of Hokkaido vole populations

Parentage of 920 gray‐sided voles (Myodes rufocanus) born in a 3‐ha outdoor enclosure between September 1992 and May 1994

Genetic signature of demographic history explains the current sympatric distribution of sibling species of Craseomys (Rodentia: Arvicolinae)

Estimation of Evolutionary Rates for Mitochondrial Control Region in Sibling Species of Myodes (Rodentia) by Calibrations Based on Island Formation

Driving forces behind the fluctuating growth of the number of successful nests in an inland population of white‐tailed eagles in Hokkaido, Japan

High variation of mitochondrial DNA diversity as compared to nuclear microsatellites in mammalian populations

Decadal changes in masting behaviour of oak trees with rising temperature

Effects of environmental synchrony and density‐dependent dispersal on temporal and spatial slopes of Taylor's law

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Joel Cohen

Tsutomu Yagihashi

Takashi Masaki

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