Programme
2009 Annual Meeting of the Mammalogical Society of Japan at Taipei
Date: 21–24 November 2009

Nov. 22: International Conference Hall
Japan and Taiwan Cooperative Symposium 1
15:00–18:15

Japan and Taiwan Cooperative Symposium 1
Current status and challenge of mammal management in East Asia
—Consensus building and cooperation with local residents—“Introduction: Challenge of mammal management in East Asia”
Koji Yamazaki (Ibaraki Nature Museum)“Consensus building with local resident for the reintroduction project of Asiatic black bear (Ursus thibetanus
ussuricus) in South Korea”
Dong Hyuk, Jeong & Bae Keun, Lee (Species Restoration Center, Korea National Park Service)“A key on wildlife management: the aboriginal people in Taiwan”
Wang Ying (Taiwan Normal University)“Wildlife management with cooperation of local people, village, administration in Hyogo Prefecture”
Mayumi Yokoyama (University of Hyogo)“Wildlife conservation in cooperation with local communities neighboring a National Park in Kenya”
Hiroshi Imae (Hokkaido University)
Commentators: Koichi Kaji, Hwang Mei-Hsiu

Nov. 23: International Conference Hall
Members’ Meeting / The Mammalogical Society Prize Lecture /Japan and Taiwan Cooperative Symposium 2
11:00–12:30

Members’ Meeting

13:30–14:15

The Mammalogical Society Prize Lecture
Kazuo Moriwaki (RIKEN BioResource Center)

14:30–17:45

Japan and Taiwan Cooperative Symposium 2
Zoogeography of Mammals in East Asia—Understanding the Island Fauna

Introduction “Island mammal fauna in East Asia”
Masaharu Motokawa (The Kyoto University Museum, Japan)“Zoogeography of small mammals in Taiwan”
Hon-Tsen Yu (Institute of Zoology and Department of Life Science, National Taiwan University, Taiwan)“Phylogeography of giant flying squirrels: evolutionary history of arboreal small mammals in Asia’s forests”
Tatsuo Oshida (Obihiro University of Agriculture and Veterinary Medicine)“Pleistocene mammalian fossils in Taiwan”
Chun-Hsiang Chang (Department of Geology, National Museum of Natural Science, Taiwan)“Molecular phylogeography on carnivores of Japan and Taiwan”
Ryuichi Masuda (Faculty of Science, Hokkaido University, Japan)− 28 −

Nov. 23: Leader Hotel
18:30–20:30

Beer Party

Beer Party for Participants from Japan and Taiwan

Workshops
F22-1

F22-2

Taxonomic reviews of Taiwanese Insectivora
Shin-Ichiro Kawada (Dept. Zool, Natl. Mus. Nat. Sci), Masatoshi Yasuda (FFPRI-Kyushu)
Nov. 22 10:30–12:30 Room C-01
Convention on Biological Diversity and Conservation of Mammals in Urba
Akiko Hasegawa (Nagoya Univ, Agr), Junji Moribe (Nagoya Univ, Agr)
Nov. 22 10:30–12:30 Room C-02

F22-3

F22-4

Population Controll of Japanese Macaques
Watanabe Kunio, Enari Hiroto (Primate Res. Inst., Kyoto Univ.), Tokida Kunihiko (Japan Wildlife Res. Center)
Nov. 22 12:45–14:45 Room C-01
Recent cetology studies in Taiwan and Japan
Tadasu K. Yamada (National Museum of Nature and Science), Lien-Siang Chou (National Taiwan University)
Nov. 22 12:45–14:45 Room C-02

F23-1

Foods of mammals, 2. Comparisons of two animals at two places
Seiki Takatsuki, Takafumi Tatewaki (Laboratory of Wildlife Ecology and Conservation, Azabu University)
Nov. 23 9:00–11:00 Room C-01

F23-2

Drive monkeys away!! —The present situation of driving monkeys away to reduce crop
damage in Japan—
Kei Shirai (Wildlife Management Office, Inc.), Misao Okano (Wildlife Management Office Inc.),
Seino Hironori (Wildlife Management Office, Inc.), Mami Saeki (Wildlife Management Office, Inc.),
Takeharu Uno (Miyagi Monkey and Mammal Management Center), Yutaka Yoshida (Yamanashi Institute ofEnvironmental Sciences)Nov. 23 9:00–11:00 Room C-02

F24-1

Diet and morphological evolution in mammals
Masakazu Asahara (Kyoto Univ.)
Nov. 24 9:00–11:00 Room C-01

F24-2

Approaches for bear species population monitoring in Japan
Tsutomu Mano (Hokkaido-IES), Yoshikazu Sato (Nihon Univ.)
Nov. 24 12:30–14:30 International Conference Hall

F24-3

F24-4

The latest chapters of the carnivore research techniques manual: Where next?
Yayoi Kaneko (Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology), Yuko Fukue (Wildlife Community Institute)
Nov. 24 12:30–14:30 Room A-03
Morphology, now 14
Hideki Endo. (Univ. Museum, Univ. Tokyo)
Nov. 24 12:30–14:30 Room C-01

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Nov. 22: International Conference Hall

Oral presentations

11:00

22国-1

Analysis of activity rhythm of the nutria using acceleration data-logger
Shinichi Watanabe
Fukuyama Univ.

11:15

22国-2

New detection method for some murids with feeding sign from sunflower seeds*Reiko Ishiwaka, Yasuhisa Masuda
Univ. Kyushu, Fac. Agriculture

11:30

22国-3

Population dynamics and demographic parameters of sika deer population under heavy
hunting pressures in the northern part of Japan*Shingo Miura1, Shin-Ichi Horino2, Toru Oi2, Seiki Takatsuki3, Teruki Oka2, Takashi Yamauchi4
Waseda Univ.1, Forest Res. Institute2, Azabu Univ.3, Res. Insitute Environ. Sci. Iwate4

11:45

22国-4

Estimation of the spatial-temporal population dynamics of sika deer by multi indexes of thedensity using state-space models*Yasutaka Kishimoto1, Daisuke Fujiki1,2, Hiroshi Sakata1,2
Wildlife Management Research Center, Hyogo1, Univ. Hyogo2

13:30

22国-6

Sleep disturbance in Japanese monkey by Sika deer ̶Deer eat feces of monkey in thenight̶
*Mari Nishikawa, Koji Mochida
Univ. Kyoto

13:45

22国-7

The status of sika deer management in the Nishiokoppe Special Hunting Area
*Hiromasa Igota1, Yukiko Matsuura2, Masatsugu Suzuki3
Rakuno Gakuen Univ.1, Hokkaido Univ.2, Gifu Univ.3

14:00

22国-8

Post crash behavior of two contrasting sika deer population: population limitation andregulation*Koichi Kaji1, Yuko Yamamoto2, Hiroshi Takahashi3, Masami Miyaki4
Tokyo Univ. of Agri. & Tec. 1,2, FFPRI Kansai branch3, Rakuno Univ. 4

14:15

22国-9

Sika Deer Conservation of Yakushima & Kuchinoerabujima Isis. based on Civic Research
Activities*Shirow Tatsuzawa1, Takashi Kawamura2, Kenshi Tezuka3, Yoichi Arata3, Katsuya Kawasaki4
Hokkaido Univ.1, Yakushima Seibutsu-bu2, YOCA 3, Yakushima-cho 4− 30 −

Nov. 22: Room A-03

Oral presentations

11:00

22A-1

The status of the Japanese black bear suggested by the mitochondrial DNA and the MHC
gene analyses*Yoshiki Yasukochi1, Shin Nishida1, Toshifumi Kurosaki2, Masaaki Yoneda2, Hiroko Koike1
Univ. Kyushu1, JWRC2

11:15

22A-2

Carbon, nitrogen, and oxygen isotopic compositions of bone collagen and tooth enamel
carbonate of the sea otter Enhydra lutris from archaeological sites at Adak Island, AleutianArchipelago
Ame Garong1, Chizuru Takashima2, Shin Nishida1, Akihiro Kano1, *Hiroko Koike1
Kyushu University1, Saga University2

11:30

22A-3

Localization of translocated Y chromosome region in small Indian mangoose*Asato Kuroiwa1,4, Fumihito Sawaya1, Katsushi Nakata2, Fumio Yamada3, Shintaro Abe2,
Chizuko Nishida4, Yoichi Matsuda5
Grad. Sch. Life Sci., Hokkaido Univ.1, Min. Env.2, FFPRI.3, Grad. Sch. Sci., Hokkaido Univ.4,
Grad. Sch. Life Agr., Nagoya Univ.5

11:45

22A-4

Conservation Genetics of the Japanese Marten (Martes melampus)*Jun J. Sato1, Shumpei P. Yasuda2, Tetsuji Hosoda3
Dept. Biotech., Fukuyama Univ.1, Dept. Microbiol., Hokkaido Univ.2, Wakayama Taikyu HighSchool3

12:00

22A-5

The oldest colobine fossils in Southeast Asia
*Masanaru Takai1, Thaung-Htike2, Zin-Maung-Maung-Thein1, Naoko Egi1, Takeshi Nishimura1
Primate Res. Inst., Kyoto Univ.1, Shwebo Univ. (Myanmar)2

13:30

22A-6

Variation of the number of the vertebras in Lagomorpha*Hayatoshi Hirata1, Shin-ichirou Kawada2, Osamu Hoson3, Yoshisa Mori1
Teikyou Univ. Science & Technology1, National Museum of Nature and Science, Tokyo2,
Nagoya Uni.3

13:45

22A-7

Relationship between the elbow joint angle and the skeletal morphology in inversed
quadrupedalism*Shin-ichi Fujiwara, Hideki Endo
Univ. Museum, Univ. Tokyo

14:00

22A-8

Piglet’s choices of teat position on wild pigs and primitive domestic pigs in Asia
*Yaetsu Kurosawa1, Kazue Tanaka2
The Cattle Museum1, Tokyo Univ. of Agri.2

14:15

22A-9

Common characteristics of debarking and twig cutting by the rat, Rattus rattus complex*Tatsuo Yabe1, Takuma Hashimoto2, George A. Rivera3
Trop. Rat Contr. Comm.1, Japan Wildl. Res. Cent.2, Philip Wood3− 31 −

Nov. 23: International Conference Hall

Oral presentations

9:00

23国-1

Effects of different frequency of deer foraging on herbaceous communities in open site
*Atushi Takayanagi1, Roku Goda2
Kyoto Univ.1, Asahi Shimbun Co.2

9:15

23国-2

Studies on the ecology and roosting behavior of Ussuri tube-nosed bat, Murina ussuriensis,
based on the use of dead-leaf Mallotus japonicus traps*Kimitake Funakoshi1, Kenta Nagaoka1, Kouhei Takeyama1, Madoka Indou2
Int. Univ. of Kagoshima1, Kagoshima Univ.2

9:30

23国-3

Population parameter estimates for Japanese Northern Bat Eptesicus japonensis, on
Norikura Highland in Nagano Prefecture
Terumasa Yamamoto
Gifu Prefectural Tokikoryo High School

9:45

23国-4

Damage control of Japanese Pipistrelle
Nobusuke Nishi

10:00

23国-5

The study of life history of Glirulus japonicus using nest boxes*Shusaku Minato1,2, Manami Iwabuchi1,2, Aiba Haruka1,2, Chise Minato2
Dormouse Museum1, The Japanese Dormouse Preservation & Research Group2

10:15

23国-6

Food habits of Japanese marten in suburban areas
Kyoko Sakakida
Ryukoku Univ.

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Nov. 23: Room A-03

Oral presentations

9:00

23A-1

Adaptive deer management model in Yakushima Island*Hiroyuki Matsuada1, Aomi Ohta2
Yokohama National University1, Fuefuki-shi2

9:15

23A-2

Autumn food habits and movements of Asiatic black bears in Toyama prefecture*Isao Arimoto1, Yusuke Goto2, Chika Nagai1, Kengo Furubayashi3Tokyo Univ. of Agri. and Tech.1, Tateyama Caldera Sabo Museum2, Ptarmigan protection study
group3

9:30

23A-3

Improvement of the harvest based estimation of a brown bears population by applying an
independent estimation*Tsutomu Mano1, Hiroyuki Matsuda2, Shosuke Natsume1, Hifumi Tsuruga1
Hokkaido-IES1, Yokohama National Univ.2

9:45

23A-4

Sizes and shapes of gaps large enough for masked palm civets (Paguma larvata) toenter̶Effect of optical factors̶
*Chihiro Kase1, Yusuke Eguchi2, Masuo Furuya3, Katsuji Uetake1, Toshio Tanaka1
Grad sch vet sci, Azabu Univ1, WeNARC2, Saitama AFRC.3

10:00

23A-5

Characteristics of carbon and nitrongen stable isotope ratios of the Japanese macaquehairs*Toru Oi1, Hironori Seino2, Shin’ichiro Hamazaki2
FFPRI1, WMO2

10:15

23A-6

Population dynamics of hybrid monkeys between two Sulaewsi macaque species
Watanabe Kunio
Primate Res. Inst., Kyoto Univ.

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Nov. 24: International Conference Hall

Oral presentations

10:00

24国-1

Sightability of aerial syrveys for sika deer (Cervus nippon)*Hiroyuki Uno1, Tosio Kurumada1, Yoshihiro Inatomi1, Katsumi Tamada1, Koichi Kaji2
Hokkaido Inst. Environmental Sciences1, Tokyo Univ. Agriculture and Technology2

10:15

24国-2

Analysis of factors affecting rice crop damage by sika deer in a landscape context in the
Boso Peninsula*Mayura Takada1, Maki Suzuki2, Keiji Ochiai3, Masahiko Asada3, Tadashi Miyashita2
Obihiro Univ.1, Univ. Tokyo2, Natural history Museum and Institute, Chiba3

10:30

24国-3

Invention of drop net for deer capture
Yasuyuki Muroyama1,2, Akira Taguchi2, Sachiko Nakamura1,2, Yasutaka Kishimoto2, Masayoshi
Nagamoto3, Tetsuya Matsumoto4, Youichi Kitagawa4, *Yoshiki Morimitsu1,2
University of Hyogo Wildlife Management Research Center, Hyogo1, Wildlife Management
Research Center, Hyogo2, Machine Metallic Industrial Technology Support Center, Hyogo Pref.3,
Hyogo Prefectural Institute of Technology4

10:45

24国-4

Recent status of Uotsuri-jima, Senkaku Island under the introduded goat problem*Yasushi Yokohata1, Masatsugu Yokota2, Masami Kaneko3, Buho Hoshino3, Takashi Ono4, Mai
Minamisawa4
Grad. Sch. Sci. Eng., Univ. Toyama1, Fac. Sci., Univ. Ryukyus.2, Fac. Env. Syst., Rakuno Gakuen
Univ.3, EnVision4

11:00

24国-5

Designs to Remove the Effect from Body Heating on Temperature Sensor Built in the GPS
Housing of GPS3300 Radio-Collar*Zhaowen Jiang1, Seiki Takatsuki2, Masahiko Kitahara3, Mikio Sugita3
WMO1, Azabu Univ.2, Yamanashi Inst. Envir. Sci.3

11:15

24国-6

Reduction of habitat and some characteristics of collected individuals of the endangered
Okinawa spiny rat Tokudaia muenninki*Fumio Yamada1, Norihiro Kawauchi2, Katsushi Nakata3, Yuji Miyake3, Sota Fukuchi3, Hiroshi
Shichiri3, Sintaro Abe3, Nobuhiko Kotaka1, Atsushi Takashima4, Asato Kuroiwa5, Chie Murata5
Forestry and Forest Products Res. Inst. (FFPRI)1, Islands Wildlife Lab.2, Naha Office of the
Ministry of the Environment3, University of the Ryukyus4, Hokkaido University5

11:30

24国-7

Genetic background of four subspecies of the Japanese hare, Lepus brachyurus, by
mitochondrial and nuclear loci
*Mitsuo Nunome1, Harumi Torii2, Rikyu Matsuki3, Hitoshi Suzuki1
Univ. Hokkaido1, Nara Univ. Education2, CRIEPI3− 34 −

Nov. 24: Room A-03

Oral presentations

10:00

24A-1

Individual Identification of Mustela itatsi*Takeshi Sekiguchi1, Hiroshi Sasaki2, Yoshiko Kurihara1, Fumiko Sekiguchi1, Shigeki Watanabe3,
Daigo Moriyama4, Naoko Kurose5, Rikyu Matsuki6, Midori Saeki7, Koji Yamazaki8
Kyushu University1, Chikushi Jogakuen Univ, Jr. College2, Seian Univ. of Art and Design3,
Kokusai Kogyo Co., Ltd4, Fac. Sci, Kanagawa Univ.5, Central Research Institute of Electric Power
Industry6, National Agriculture and Food Research Organization7, Ibaraki Nature Museum8

10:15

24A-2

Distribution and food habits of Japanese weasels Mustela itatsi at Gokayama in Seburi
Mountains, Fukuoka*Hiroshi Sasaki1, Takeshi Sekiguchi2, Shigeki Watanabe3, Yoshiko Kurihara2, Fumiko Sekiguchi2,
Daigo Moriyama4, Naoko Kurose5, Rikyu Matsuki6, Midori Saeki7, Koji Yamazaki8
Chikushi Jogakuen Univ, Jr. College1, Fac, Med., Kyushu Univ.2, Seian Univ. of Art and Design,
Seian Univ. of Art and Design3, Kokusai Kogyo Co., LTD4, Fac. Sci., Kanagawa Univ.5, CRIEPI 6,
NARC7, Ibaraki Nature Museum8

10:30

24A-3

The Effects of the Fence on the Prevention of Activities by Introduced Mongoose (Class
Mammalia)*Yasuo Iijima1, Norihiro Kawauchi2, Katsuhiro Yamashita2, Natsuki Kosaka2, Mio Kobayasi2,
Satoru Morita2
Yachiyo Engineering Co., Ltd Kyusyu Branch office1, Yachiyo Engineering Co., Ltd Okinawa
office2

10:45

24A-4

Effects of high deer density on raccoon dog food resources in Oku-Nikko, Japan*Yoshikazu Seki1, Masaaki Koganezawa2
Tokyo Univ. Agri. Tech1, Utsunomiya Univ. Forest.2

11:00

24A-5

Acoustic behavior of short-finned pilot whales off northern Okinawa Island*Fumio Nakahara1, Naoto Higashi2, Haruna Okabe3, Hirotoshi Emoto4, Senzo Uchida5
Tokiwa Univ1, Ocean Expo. Commemorative Park Management Foundation2, General ResearchCenter, Ocean Expo. Commemorative Park Management Foundation3, System Intech4, Okinawa
Churaumi Aquarium5

11:15

24A-6

Historical distribution changes of the 26 mammal species in Sumatra and its implication forconservation*Rizaldi1,2, S. N. Kamilah2, A. Bakar2, M. Mitani3, K. Watanabe1
Primate Res., Inst., Kyoto Univ.1, Dep. Biology, Fac. Sciences, Andalas Univ.2, Hyogo Pref. Univ.3− 35 −

Nov. 22–24

Poster presentation＊ P-1

Preliminary study on Anal Tonsil in Cetaceans*Yuko Tajima, Manami Makara, Tadasu K. Yamada
National Museum of Nature and Science＊ P-2

Osteological comparison in spinal column between Tursiops truncatus and T. aduncus*Nozomi Kurihara, Tadasu K. YamadaNatl. Mus. Nat. Sci＊ P-3

The preliminary research of the ontogenetic difference between two subspecies of the West
Indian manatee*Osamu Hoson1, Shin-ichiro Kawada2, Tadasu K. Yamada2, Sen-ichi Oda1
Grad. Sch. Bio. Agr. Sci., Nagoya Univ.1, Department of Zoology, National Museum of Nature andScience2＊ P-4

Hair ultrastructure of Hippotraginae utilizing stuffed specimens*Manami Makara, Shinichiro Kawada, Tadasu K. Yamada
National Museum of Nature and Science＊ P-5

Geometric morphometric study of the skull of Japanese serows (Capricornis crispus) in
Shizuoka prefecture
Hiroshi Fukunaga
Department of Zoology, Kyoto Univ

＊ P-6

Morphometrical observation of the skull of Korean water deer, Hydropotes inermis argyropus*Yungkun Kim1, Ki-jeong Na2, Young-jun Kim3, Hang Lee3, Junpei Kimura1
Laboratory of Veterinary Anatomy, College of Veterinary Medicine, Seoul National Univ., Seoul, Korea1,
College of Veterinary Medicine, Chungbuk National Univ., Cheongju, Korea2, Conservation Genome
Resource Bank for Korean Wildlife, College of Veterinary Medicine, Seoul National Univ., Seoul,
Korea3＊ P-7

Eruption sequence and eruption times of the teeth in Patas monkey
Yu Okuda
Okayama Univ. Sci

P-8

The Studies of Cheetah’s Run*Naomi Wada1, Megumi Goto1, Yusuke Ikebe2, Azusa Satou2, Satoshi Une3, Mutsumi Kawata3
The United Graduate School of Veterinary Science, Yamaguchi University1, Akiyoshida Wild Animal
Park2, Osaka Veterinary Referral Center3

P-9

Comparison of feeding ecology and skull morphology between two subspecies of the leopard
cat, Iriomote cat Prionailurus bengalensis and Tsushima leopard cat P. b. euptilura in Japan*Nozomi Nakanishi, Masako Izawa
Ryukyu Univ

＊ P-10Use of eye lens to estimate age in Small Indian mongoose*Tomomi Kawano1,3, Katushi Nakata2, Koki Hirano1, Go Ogura1, Osamu Ishibashi1
University of Ryukyus1, Ministry of Enviroment2, Kumamoto agriculture high school3− 36 −

Nov. 22–24

Poster presentation＊ P-11

Cranial geographic variation of the Japanese weasel detected by allometric analysis*Satoshi Suzuki1, Masaharu Motokawa2
Dept. Zoology, Grad. Sch. Sci., Kyoto Univ.1, Kyoto Univ. Museum2＊ P-12

Age Determination of Coypu and Age Structure of Its Population in Aichi Prefecture, Japan*Keiko Sone1, Kazuhiro Koyasu2, Shuji Kobayashi3, Sen-ichi Oda1
Grad. Sch. Bio. Agr. Sci., Nagoya Univ.1, Sch. Dent., Aichi-Gakuin Univ.2, Fac. Sci., Okayama Univ. Sci.3＊ P-13

Geographic variation of external and skull morphology of small Japanese field mouse,
Apodemus argenteus*Yuta Shintaku1, Masaharu Motokawa2
Dep. Zool., Grad. Sch. Sci., Kyoto Univ.1, Kyoto Univ. Museum2＊ P-14

Craniodental mechanics and orbit angles of two symatric callosciurine squirrels in Vietnam*Daisuke B. Koyabu1, Akiko Hayashida2, Hideki Endo2
Grad. Sci., Univ. Tokyo/JSPS1, Univ. Museum, Univ. Tokyo2

P-15

Foramen magnum angle and its effect on visual field in two Apodemus murids*Kazuhiko Satoh, Yasutoku Kogaya, Kin-ya Kubo, Sadakazu Ejiri
Dept. Oral Anat., Asahi Univ. Sch. Dent

P-16

A morophogical comparison between Apodemus semotus in Taiwan and A. draco in China
Yukibumi Kaneko
502-4,Takayacho, Sakaide, Kagawa, 762-0017, Japan

P-17

Kinematic studies of mole’s locomotion*Megumi Goto, Naomi Wada
The United Graduate School of Veterinary Science, Yamaguchi University＊ P-18A relationship between variations of tail width and histological differences in the greater
Japanese shrew-mole*Koichiro Shirai, Masahiro A. Iwasa
Grad. Sch. Bioresour. Sci., Nihon Univ

P-19

Macroscopic and three-dimensional CT image examinations of the mastication system in thegiant anteater*Hideki Endo1, Shin-Ichiro Kawada2, Teruyuki Komiya3, Hiroshi Koie4
Univ. Museum, Univ. Tokyo1, Dept. Zool., Natl. Mus. Nat. Sci.2, Ueno Zool. Gardens3, Dep. Vet. Int.
Med, Nihon Univ.4

P-20

Population genetic structure of Asian blackbear at local scale in Yamagata, northern Japan*Reina Uno1, Naoki Ohnishi2, Hideo Higashi3, Hidetoshi B. Tamate4
Institute of Advanced Biosciences1, Forestry and Forest Products Research Institute2, Yamagata Wildlife
Association3, Yamagata Univ.4

P-21

Population genetics analysis of a Japanese black bear population in Shimokita Peninsula*Toshiaki Yamamoto1, Yuri Okumura1, Hirohisa Tanaka1, Nozomi Takatsudo1, Teruki Oka2
Nippon Veterinary and Life Science University1, Forestry and Forest Products Research Institute2− 37 −

Nov. 22–24

Poster presentation＊ P-22

Monitoring of behavior and body temperature during hibernation in captive Asiatic black bear
Takuro Yoshimoto, *Michito Shimozuru, Toshio Tsubota
Hokkaido Univ

＊ P-23

Ancient DNA Analysis for the Sea Otter from Archaeological Sites on Adak, Aleutian Islands*Shin Nishida1, Dixie West2, Susan Crockford3, Hiroko Koike1
Kyushu Univ.1, University of Kansas2, Pacific Identifications Inc.3＊ P-24Phylogenetic history of mustelids in Taiwan inferred from mitochondrial DNA*Tetsuji Hosoda1, Jun Sato2, Lian-Kong Lin3, Yen-Jean Chen4, Masashi Harada5, Masahiro Iwasa6,
Hitoshi Suzuki7
Taikyu H. S.1, Fukuyama Univ. Biotech.2, Tunghai Univ. Life Sci.3, Nat. Mus. Natl Sci.4, Osaka City
Univ. Med.5, Nihon Univ. Biores. Sci.6, Hokkaido Univ. Earth Env. Sci.7＊ P-25

Mitochondrial DNA analysis of Raccoons (Plocyon lotor) in Kyoto, and Fukui Prefectures*Yuji Oikawa1, Yuzo Takada2, Kazuki Niwa1
Toho Univ.1, National Defense Medical College2＊ P-26

Seasonal change of plucked hair sample type of Asiatic black bear (Ursus thibetanus) andreliability of genotyping*Mami Kondo1, Kiyoshi Yamauchi2, Tsunenori Tsujimoto3, Hidetoshi Tamate4, Masaaki Yoneda5,
Makoto Asano1, Masatsugu Suzuki1
Gifu Univ.1, Reseach Institute for Environment Sciences and Public Health of Iwate Prefecture2, Morioka
Zoological Park3, Yamagata Univ.4, JWRC5＊ P-27Microsatellite analysis on Eurasian badger populations*Sara Tashima1, Yayoi Kaneko2, Alexei Abramov3, Ryuichi Masuda1
Hokkaido Univ.1, Tokyo Univ. of Agri. and Tech.2, Zool. Inst. Russian Acad. of Sci.3＊ P-28The phylogeographic evolution of the least weasel Mustela nivalis*Naoko Kurose1, Kirk Yu-Teh Lin2
Department of Biological Sciences, Faculty of Science, Kanagawa University1, Institute of Ecology and
Evolutionary Biology, National Taiwan University2＊ P-29Establishment of methods for polymorphic analysis using microsatellite markets in small Asianmongoose and investigation of the genetic structure of its Okinawa Island population*Shoko Tamanaha1, Hironori Iwasaki2, Go Ogura3, Osamu Ishibashi3, Hirosuke Oku2
Yamaguchi Univ.1, University of the Ryukyus Tropical Biosphere Research Center, Center of Molecular
Bioscience2, Laboratory of subtropical zoology, Faculty of Agriculture University of the Ryukyus3

P-30＊ P-31

Possible introgression of porcine genes to wild boar inTohoku*Mitsue Kaizu1, Hidetoshi Tamate2
Yamagata Univ1, Yamagata Univ.2
Phylogenetic evolution of Asiatic elephant based on mitochondrial genome*Takahiro Yonezawa1, Sri Sulandari2, M. S. A. Zein2, Masami Hasegawa1
School of Life Sciences, Fudan University1, Zoology, Research Center for Biology, LIPI2− 38 −

Nov. 22–24

Poster presentation

P-32

Distribution history and Genetic structure of Taiwanese macaques (Macaca cyclopis)
in izu-Ohshima Island*Mami Saeki1, Yoshi Kawamoto2, Sakie Kawamoto2, Kei Shirai1, Aki Kawamura1
Wildlife Management Office Inc1, Primate Research Institute, Kyoto Univ2

P-33

Development of a screening method of Y chromosomal STR polymorphism by direct PCR fromcrude blood and its application to the monitoring of hybridization between Japanese andforeign macaques in Japan*Yoshi Kawamoto, Azusa Saito, Sakie Kawamoto
Primate Research Institute, Kyoto Univ

P-34

Differences in Distribution of Y-chromosome Haplotypes, among groups of hamadryas baboon*Akihiro Yamane1, Takayoshi Shotake2, Akio Mori2, Hideki Sugiura3, Ahmed Boug4, Toshitaka Iwamoto5
Kitakyushu Museum1, PRI, Kyoto Univ.2, WRC, Kyoto Univ.3, NWRC, Saudi Arabia4, Miyazaki Univ.5＊ P-35

Study on species identification of Callosciurus squirrels intoroduced into Japan: Is there C.
finlaysonii in Shizuoka Prefecture?
*Takuya Kuramoto1, Hitomi Ikeda1, Harumi Torii2, Tatsuo Oshida1
Obihiro Univ. of Agriculture and Veterinary Medicin, Lab. of Wildlife Ecology1, Center for Natural
Enviroment Education, Nara Univ. of Education2＊ P-36

Relationship between aggregation of mouse sperm and their fertility*Yuki Hosokawa1, Akira Sawaguchi2, Akio Shinohara1, Chihiro Koshimoto1
Frontier Science Research Center, Univ. Miyazaki1, Dept. Anatomy, Fac. Medicine, Univ. Miyazaki2＊ P-37The Effects of Thyroxine on HP Rhythm of Hibernator and Non-Hibernator in Chipmunks*Masahiro Shigeno1, Haruka Maruyama2, Hiroko Ishiniwa1, Noriaki Kondo3, Tsuneo Sekijima1
Grad Sch of Sci and Tech, Niigata Univ.1, Fac of Agr, Niigata Univ.2, Tamagawa Univ.3＊ P-38The large X and Y chromosomes in Okinawa spiny rat Tokudaia muenninki*Chie Murata1, Fumio Yamada2, Norihiro Kawauchi3, Katsushi Nakata4, Shintaro Abe4, Yoichi Matsuda5,
Asato Kuroiwa1,6
Grad. Sch. Life Sci., Hokkaido Univ.1, FFPRI2, Island. Wildlife Lab.3, Min. Env.4, Grad. Sch. Life Agr.,
Nagoya Univ.5, Grad. Sch. Sci., Hokkaido Univ.6＊ P-39Population history of the large Japanese wood mouse, Apodemus speciosus: ancient
expansion, chromosomal rearrangement, and interisland gene flow*Morihiko Tomozawa1, Hitoshi Suzuki2, Kazumi Matsubara3, Youichi Matsuda4
Univ. Hokkaido1, Univ. Hokkaido2, Nagoya City Univ.3, Nagoya, Univ.4＊ P-40Estimation of Apodemus speciosus and A. argenteus gene flow in a native beech forest,
northean Ohu mountains*Yuta Takano, Mizuki Inoue, Kazuhiko Hoshizaki
Bio. Res, Akita Pref. Univ

＊ P-41

Profiles of spontaneous daily torpor in the large Japanese field mouse Apodemus speciosus*Takeshi Eto1, Ayano Oka2, Chihiro Koshimoto3, Akio Shinohara3, Toshihiro Takahashi2, Tetsuo Morita2
Grad. Sch. Agric., Univ. Miyazaki1, Fac. Agric., Univ. Miyazaki2, Frontier Sci. Res. Ctr. Univ., Miyazaki3− 39 −

Nov. 22–24

Poster presentation＊ P-42

Origin of unknown specimens from pet shops in South Korea and population structure ofSiberian chipmunks*Mu-Yeong Lee1, Yun-Sun Lee1, Andrey A. Lissovsky2, Ya-Ping Zhang3,4, Li Yu3,4, Inna Voloshina5,
Mi-Sook Min1, Hang Lee1
Conservation Genome Resource Bank for Korean Wildlife, BK21 program for Veterinary Science andCollege of Veterinary Medicine, Seoul National University1, Zoological Museum of Moscov State
University2, Laboratory for Conservation and Utilization of Bio-resource, Yunnan University3, State Key
Laboratory of Genetic Resource and Evolution, Kunming Institute of Zoology4, Lazovsky State Nature
Reserve5＊ P-43The karyotype of Blarinella griselda from Ailao Shan, Yunnan, China*Junji Moribe1, Jiang Xuelong2, Lian-Kong Lin3, Yu-Cheng Chang3, Shuji Kobayashi4, Sen-ichi Oda1
Graduate School of Bioagricultural Sciences, Nagoya University1, Kunming Institute of Zoology,
Chinese Academy of Sciences2, Department of Life Science, Tunghai University3, Department of
Zoology, Okayama University of Science4＊ P-44

Opsin gene of mole and shrew mole
*Akio Shinohara, Chihiro Koshimoto
Frontier Science Research Center, Univ. Miyazaki＊ P-45Development and inheritance of missing upper third incisor in SUNCUS*Takamichi Jogahara1,2, Kazuhiro Koyasu3, Hajime Hanamura3, Sen-ichi Oda1
Grad. Sch. Bio-Agr. Sci., Nagoya Univ.1, Fac. Sci., Okayama Univ. Sci.2, Sch. Dent., Aichi-Gakuin
Univ.3＊ P-46

Average within-colony relatedness in the common Japanese pipistrelle (Pipistrellus abramus)
estimated by microsatellite analysis*Yoko Ando1, Kazuki Suda2, Hisao Tamura3, Tosiyuki Sato4
Lab. of Wildlife Conservation, United Graduate Sch. of Agricultural Science, Tokyo Univ. of Agriculture
and Technology1, Forest Ecology Lab., Fac. of Geo-environmental Science, Rissho Univ.2, Bat Study andConservation group of Japan3, Lab. of Behavioral Biology, Fac. of Agriculture, Tokyo Univ. ofAgriculture and Technology4＊ P-47

Sex-specific dispersal pattern in Japanese black bears*Yuri Okumura1, Toshiaki Yamamoto1, Teruki Oka2
Nippon Veterinary and Life Science Univ.1, Forestry and Forest Products Research Institute2＊ P-48Comparison of the individual bear’s annual home range use, in Kitakami highland*Hirokazu Takahashi1, Kouji Harashina2, Toshiki Aoi2
United Graduate School of Agricultural Sciences＊ P-49How far do bears disperse seeds?
*Shinsuke Koike1, Takashi Masaki2, Yui Nemoto1, Chinatsu Kozakai1, Ami Nakajima1, Koji Yamazaki3,
Koichi Kaji1, Shinsuke Kasai4Tokyo Univ. Agr. and Tech.1, FFPRI2, Ibaraki Nature Museum3, Shiretoko Nature Foundation4− 40 −

Nov. 22–24
P-50＊ P-51

P-52

Poster presentation

Winter denning of Asiatic black bears in the Tsurugi Mountains, Shikoku*Bungo Kanazawa1, Koji Yamasaki1, Toru Ito2, Hidenori Kusakari3
Sikoku Inst. Nat. Hist1, Kochi Univ2, WWFJapan3
The food habit of Japanese black bears in Shirakawa-Village area, Gifu prefecture*Makoto Kato1, Rina Sugiura1, Akihisa Abe1, Ryota Kato1, Yasutosi Hayashi1, Haruki Kato2,
Yasuaki Niizuma1
Meijyo Univ1, TOYOTA Shirakawa-Go Eco-Institute2
Growth and Morphological Characteristics of Japanese black bear (Ursus thibetanus japonicus)
in Hyogo, Japan*Sachiko Nakamura1, Mayumi Yokoyama1, Yoshiki Morimitsu1, Atsushi Katayama2, Erina Saita3
Institute of Natural and Environmental Sciences University of Hyogo / Wildlife Management ResearchCenter, Hyogo1, Wildlife Management Office Kansai Branch2, Wildlife Management Research Center,
Hyogo3＊ P-53How do bears manage in a food shortage year?
*Chinatsu Kozakai1, Koji Yamazaki2, Yui Nemoto1, Ami Nakajima1, Shinsuke Koike1, Koichi Kaji1
Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology1, Ibaraki Nature Museum2＊ P-54

Field application of individual identification technique of nuisance black bears using extracted
DNA from damaged crops*Masae Saito1, Kiyoshi Yamauchi2, Toshiki Aoi3, Koichi Kaji1
Tokyo Univ. of Agri. and Tech.1, Research institute for Environmental Science and Health of Iwate
Prefecture2, Iwate Univ.3

P-55

Genetic tracking of Japanese black bear (Ursus thibetanus japonicus) during four years inOmyojin experimental forest of Iwate University*Kiyoshi Yamauchi1, Mami Kondo2, Shigekazu Kurakake1, Masae Saito3
Research Institute for Environmental Sciences and Public Health of Iwate Prefecture1, Gifu Univ.2,
Tokyo Univ. of Agri. and Tech.3

P-56

A trial of the brown bear population estimate using hair-snagging method in the Kameda
Peninsula area of the Oshima Peninsula, Hokkaido*Hifumi Tsuruga1, Kohji Yamamura2, Masaaki Tomizawa3
HIES1, NIAES2, Hokkaido gov.3

P-57

Vertebrate fauna recorded with automatic cameras at Mt. Yui, a mongoose free area on
Amami-oshima Island, southwestern Islands of Japan*Ken Ishida1, Takeshi Kuraishi2, Shosaku Hattori2
Graduate School of Agricultural and Life Sciences1, The Institute of Medical Science2

P-58

Sett-site resource partitioning for two sympatric species of badger (Arctonyx collaris, Melogale
moschata) in central China
Liang Zhang1, You-Bing Zhou2, Chris Newman3, *Yayoi Kaneko4, David W. Macdonald3,
Ping-Ping Jiang1, Ping Ding1
Zhejiang University1, Chinese Academy of Sciences2, University of Oxford3, Tokyo University ofAgriculture and Technology4− 41 −

Nov. 22–24

Poster presentation＊ P-59Brown bear scat density and food habits in core and periphery*Yoshikazu Sato1, Kyoko Kobayashi2, Konosuke Nishiyama1, Hidetsugu Nakamura1, Tetsuji Itoh1,
Tsuyoshi Urata3
Nihon Univ.1, Tokyo Univ. Agri. Tech.2, Urahoro Brown Bear Research Group3＊ P-60

Variations in homerange in autumn of Asiatic Black Bears in Shirakawa-Go, Gifu
*Rina Sugiura1, Makoto Katou1, Akihisa Abe1, Makoto Asano2, Haruki Katou3, Hiroshi Hashimoto1,
Yasuaki Niizuma1
Meijo Univ.1, Gifu Univ.2, Forum for Envirommental Symbiosis in Shirakawa-Go3

P-61

Annual changes in the behavior of the female Asiatic black bear in warm-temparate forest
Nishi Nobusuke1, *Hirata Shigeki2, Yamamoto Fukuju3
Tottori pref.1,2, Tottori univ.3＊ P-62

P-63

Habitat use of red deer and their effect on forest vegetation in Hustai National Park, Mongolia*Ryosuke Koda1, Amartuvshin Sumiya2, Noboru Fujita1
CER, Kyoto University1, Institute of Geoecology, MAS2Disappearance rate of sika deer fecal groups
Shin-Ichi Horino
FFPRI Tohoku＊ P-64

Estimates of calving season and location of sika deer in Oku-Nikko Japan*Chizuru Iwamoto1, Naoko Matsuda2, Tetsuya Maruyama3, Masaaki Koganezawa4
Utsunomiya Univ. Agr. Lab.Wildlife1, Tochigi Pref.2, Tochigi Pref.3, Utsunomiya Univ. Agr. Forests4＊ P-65A Feeding Activity Pattern of sika deer by baited camera trap method*Kyoko Honda1, Masanobu Yamane2, Yusaku Yamada1, Zhaowen Jiang1
Wildlife Management office, Inc.1, Research Division, Kanagawa Natural Environment Conservation
Center2

P-66

Prevention of sika deer intrusion into pastures using two types of electric fences*Hideharu Tsukada1, Keisuke Ishikawa1, Masahiko Takeuchi2, Yuko Fukue3, Masato Minami3,4,
Yoshio Nakamura5, Yasuko Hanafusa5, Michiru Fukasawa1, Norihiro Shimizu6
NILGS1, NARC2, Wildlife Community Inst.3, Azabu Univ.4, NIAH5, Kouzu Dairy Farm6

P-67

The impact of human activities on deer distribution and abundance in Tanzawa Mountains,
Kanagawa, JAPAN*Toru Suzuki1, Masanobu Yamane2, Hiroshi Sasakawa3
Rakuno Gakuen Univ.1, Kanagawa Pref. Natural Environment Conservation Center2, National Institutefor Environmental Studies3＊ P-68

Daily activity and pattern of human-dependent sika deer (Cervus nippon yesoensis) in
Nakanosima Island of Lake Toya
*Seiichiro Tsuchiya1, Tsuyoshi Yoshida1, Hiromasa Igota1, Yukiko Matsuura2, Hiroshi Takahashi3,
Kouichi Kaji4
Univ. Rakuno1, Univ. Hokkaido2, FFPRI3, Tokyo Univ Agri Tech4− 42 −

Nov. 22–24
P-69

Poster presentation

Birth site selection by Hokkaido sika deer (Cervus nippon yesoensis)*Yukiko Matsuura1, Hiromasa Igota2
FSC, Hokkaido Univ.1, Rakuno Gakuen Univ.2＊ P-70Brown bear predation on sika deer fawns following deer population growth*Kyoko Kobayashi1, Yoshikazu Sato2
Tokyo Univ. of Agriculture and Technology1, Nihon Univ.2＊ P-71

Seasonal Variation of Deer-Vehicle Collision Sites*Misako Noro1,2, Takane Shikano1, Fumihiro Hara1, Toru Hagiwara2
Hokkaido Development Engineering Center1, Univ. Hokkaido2＊ P-72

An Experiment on Deer Repellent Frequency*Takane Shikano1, Misako Noro1, Akira Yamakawa2, Keishi Yoshida3
Hokkaido Develpoment Engineering Center1, Hokkaido Polytechnic College2, The Hokkaido Shimbun
Press Culture Center3

P-73

Seasonal changes in voluntary food intake of Japanese serow in captivity*Yusaku Yamada1, Koichi Murata2
Wildlife Management Office1, Nihon Univ2

P-74

Wild Boar Preference between Two Temprate Grass Species*Hironori Ueda, Masateru Inoue, Yusuke Eguchi
National Agricultural Research Center

P-75

A study of crop damage and risk by wild boar in the Satoyama landscape in Tochigi prefecture,Japan*Toshimori Takahashi1, Kana Nomoto2, Masaaki Koganezawa3
Satoyama Science Research Center, Utsunomiya Univ.1, Utsunomiya Univ.2, Univ. Forests, Utsunomiya
Univ.3＊ P-76

Relationships between Land use and environmental characteristics at the points of agricultural
damage by wild boar in Motegi-town, Japan* Kana Nomoto1, Toshimori Takahashi2, Masaaki Koganezawa3, Kazunari Fukumura4
Utsunomiya Univ.1, Satoyama Science Research Center, Utsunomiya Univ.2, Univ. Forests, Utsunomiya
Univ.3, Utsunomiya Univ.4

P-77

Seasonal movements of Tibetan antelope (Pantholops hodgsoni) as revealed by satellite
telemetry system*Tsuyoshi Yoshida1, Buho Hoshino1, S. Ganzorig1, Hiromasa Igota1, Masami Kaneko1, Koichi Kaji2,
Z. Jiang3, X. Wu4
Rakuno Gakuen Univ.1, Tokyo Univ. of Agri.and Tech.2, WMO3, Xiang Endangered Species ResearchCenter4

P-78

The Formosan sika deer, the trade of a trading ship authorized by the shogunate and the statusof sika deer in 1600s*Takeshi Akasaka¹, Hiromasa Igota¹, Atuyo Hisai², Ayako Abe¹
Rakuno Gakuen University¹, Hokkaido University²− 43 −

Nov. 22–24

Poster presentation

P-79

Choice test between green vegetables and wild grasses in Japanese wild boars*Yusuke Eguchi1, Aya Kuriki2, Masateru Inoue1, Hironori Ueda1, Katsuji Uetake2, Toshio Tanaka2
WeNARC1, Azabu Univ.2

P-80

Habitat fragmentation of large wild herbivores by a railroad and the border in Mongolia*Takehiko Y. Ito1, B. Lhagvasuren2, B. Buuveibaatar2, B. Chimeddorj3, Seiki Takatsuki4,
Atsushi Tsunekawa1
Tottori Univ.1, Mongolian Academy of Sciences2, WWF Mongolia3, Azabu Univ.4＊ P-81

Distribution patterns of mammals in Akiyama region, Nagano prefecture
Riyou Tsujino
RIHN＊ P-82

Diversity and distribution of winter food resources for Japanese monkeys among the cedar
plantations in cool temperate region*Haruka Sakamaki1, Hiroto Enari2, Toshiki Aoi3
UGAS Iwate univ.1, PRI Kyoto univ.2, Iwate univ.3＊ P-83

Influences of Japanese monkeys on the distribution and morphology of mulberry trees*Hiroto Enari1, Haruka Sakamaki2
PRI, Kyoto Univ.1, Iwate Univ.2＊ P-84

Infant Development of Sichuan Golden Monkey (Rhinopithecus roxellana) in Nagoya
Higashiyama Zoo*Takushi Yokoyama1, Satoshi Kusuda2, Keiko Sone1, Osamu Hoson1, Junji Moribe1, Hideaki Takahashi3,
Hiroshi Kobayashi3, Sen-ichi Oda1
Grad. Sch. Bio. Agr. Sci., Nagoya Univ.1, Fac. Appl. Biol. Sci., Gifu Univ.2, Nagoya Higashiyama Zoo3

P-85

Vegetation management for improvement of Japanese macaque (Macaca fusucata) habitat inhigh proportion artificial forest area
*Akira Chijiiwa1, Akisato Nishimura2
LAGO CO., LTD1, Doshisha Univ.2＊ P-86

Feeding habits of spotted seals during winter in Hokkaido*Natsuki Watanabe1, Mari Kobayashi2Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology1, Tokyo University of Agriculture2＊ P-87

Topographical characteristics of the home range border of the Tsushima leopard cat
Prionailurus bengalensis euptilurus on Tsushima Islands, Japan*Ayumi Teranishi1, Masako Izawa1, Teruo Doi2, Daisuke Araki1
University of the Ryukyus, Faculty of Science1, Fukuoka city2＊ P-88

Effects by artificial habitat change on habitat utilization of the Tsushima leopard cat,Prionailurus bengalensis euptilurus, in Tsushima Islands, Japan*Daisuke Araki, Ayumi Teranishi, Masako Izawa
Univ. Ryukyus− 44 −

Nov. 22–24
P-89＊ P-90P-92＊ P-93

Poster presentation

Artificial disturbance by the land development activity on the home range of the female
Tsushima leopard cat, Prionailurus bengalensis euptilurus, on Tsushima Islands, Japan*Dae-hyun Oh, Shusaku Moteki, Masako Izawa
Laboratory of Ecology and Systematics, Faculty of Science, University of the Ryukyus
Facility with electrical wire to prevent Masked Palm Civet damage in cherry farm*Yumi Endo1, Masahiko Takeuchi2, Masuo Furuya3, Motokazu Ando4, Takeshi Yasue1, Yasuo Matsuzawa1Lab. Applied Anim. Etho., Ibaraki Univ.1, Wildl. Manage. Lab., Nat.Agric. Res. Org.2, Saitama Pref.
Agric. Forest Res. Center3, Lab. of Wild Anim., Fac. Agric., Tokyo Univ. Agric.4
Distribution and population structure of the alien species American mink Neovison vison in
Nagano, Japan*Yuko Fukue1, Emiko Ashida1, Miyuki Sato1, Ryosuke Kishimoto2
Wildlife Community Institute1, Nagano Environmental Conservation Research Institute2
Diet of the mink and the sable in the Kushiro Wetland, Hokkaido, Japan*Tsuyoshi Takeshita1, Shirow Tatsuzawa1, Tohru Ikeda1, Yukari Shimatani2, Ryuichi Masuda2
Graduate School of Letters, Hokkaido University1, Graduate School of Science, Hokkaido University2

P-94

Food selection in Ezo red fox*Akira Kondo, Saiko Siraki
Faculty of Bioproduction, Tokyo University of Agriculture

P-95

Distirbution and status of feral raccoon in Nagoya city, Japan*Aruma Kawabata1, Takeshi Fujitani2, Keiko Sone1, Osamu Hoson1, Junji Moribe1, Sen-ichi Oda1
Grad. Sch. Bio. Agr. Sci., Nagoya Univ.1, Nagoya Higashiyama Zoo2

P-96

Current situation of invasive alien raccoons and challenges in the Shiretoko Peninsula*Tohru Ikeda, Ken-ichiro Shimada
Hokkaido Univ

P-97

A trial of the Conservation of raccoon dog (Nyctereutes procyonoides) on Road construction
with Environment-friendliness*Akiko Hasegawa1,2, Sen-ichi Oda1, Toshio Tanaka2
Nagoya Univ. Agr.1, Azabu Univ.2

P-98

Possible effect of brown bear predation on sika deer newborn survival in the high density brownbear population area in Shiretoko Peninsula, Hokkaido*Masami Yamanaka1, Kyouko Kobayashi2
Shiretoko Nature Foundation1, Tokyo Univ. of Agricultural and Technology2

P-99

Improvement of the long term monitoring method of mustelids on Shiretoko Peninsula*Takahiro Murakami1, Hajime Nakagawa1, Masami Yamanaka2, Hideaki Okada3, Yasushi Masuda2
Shiretoko Museum1, Shiretoko Nature Foundation2, Shari Town Office3− 45 −

Nov. 22–24
P-100

Poster presentation

Movement biology of spotted seals*Mari Kobayashi5, Yasuo Kouno2, Miyuki Ito3, Mio Kato1, Masahiro Kiuchi1, Mio Shibuya1,
Yasuhiro Fujimoto4, Kikuo Kato5
Tokyo univ. of Agr.1, Free investigator in Yagishiri2, Free investigator in Bakkai3, Hokkido Univ.4,
Marine Wildlife Center of JAPAN5＊ P-101

Parameters affecting to inhabitation of Ochotona hyperborea yesoensis in low altitudal areas*Asumi Ieiri, Shuhei Sato, Hisashi Yanagawa
Obihiro Univ. of Agriculture and Veterinary Medicine, Lab. of Wildlife Ecology＊ P-102

Extranidal activities of Ochotona hyperborea yesoensis in the low altitudinal area
*Shuhei Sato, Hisashi Yanagawa
Obihiro Univ. of Agriculture and Veterinary Medicine, Lab. of Wildlife Ecology＊ P-103

Detection of nest sites of Siberian flying squirrels by their feces under the cavity*Kei Suzuki1, Sayaka Mori2, Eriko Hayashi2, Hisashi Yanagawa1
Obihiro Univ. of Agriculture and Veterinary Medicine Lab. of Wildlife Ecology1, Univ. of Tokyo Lab. of
Biodiversity Science2＊ P-104

Estimation of the Shiberian flying squirrel population in Sakhalin fir-dominated mixed forest*Manami Suzuki1, Ami Kato1,2, Kazunobu Iguchi3, Takumi Okahira3, Masaki Matsui3, Tatsuo Oshida1,
Yoshihiro Hayashi4
Obihiro Univ. of Agriculture and Veterinary Medicine1, Kiyosato Educational Experiment Project2,
University Forest in Hokkaido, The University of Tokyo3, Graduate School of Agriculture and Life
Sciences, The University of Tokyo4＊ P-105

Preliminary report on the communal nesting of the Siberian flying squirrel*Yushin Asari1, Hisashi Yanagawa2
Chodai Co., Ltd.1, Obihiro Univ.2＊ P-106

Habitat characteristics of Japanese field vole (Microtus montebelli) in Siga Prefecture*Yoshihiro Matsuura1, Atsushi Takayanagi1, Shozo Shibata2
Grad. Agr., Kyoto Univ.1, FSERC., Kyoto Univ.2

P-108

Homerange of Glirulus japonicus in Summer*Haruka Aiba1,2, Manami Iwabuchi1,2, Shusaku Minato1,2
Keep Japanese Dormice Museum1, The Japanese Dormice Preservation & Research Group2

P-109

Selection condition of hibernation and daily torpor place in Japanese dormouse*Yumena Nakamura1, Nobuaki Kojo1, Hidetoshi Tamate2
Science and engineering of Univ. Yamagata1, Univ. Yamagata2＊ P-110Hibernaculum of Japanese dormouse, Glirulus japonicus*Manami Iwabuchi1,2, Haruka Aiba1, Tetsuo Morita2, Shusaku Minato1
KEEP Dormouse museun1, Miyazaki Univ.2− 46 −

Nov. 22–24＊ P-111

P-112

Poster presentation

Effects of different soil environments on distribution pattern of three Sorex species*Yuichirou Nojima, Kiyosi Tsutsuki, Tatsuo Oshida
Obihiro Univ
Behaviors of Common Tenrec and Greater Hedgehog Tenrec in lactation period
Ryo ItoKyoto Univ

＊ P-113

Seasonal changes in mode of subterranean utilization by large Japanese mole
*Atsushi Kashimura1, Kunihito Moteki2, Akio Shinohara3, Kimiyuki Tsushiya4, Toshihito Takahashi5,
Tetsuo Morita5
Grad. Sch. Agric. Engineer., Univ. Miyazaki1, Grad. Sch. Agric. Univ. Miyazaki2, Frontier Sci. Res. Ctr.,
Univ. Miyazaki3, Applied Biology, Co., Ltd.4, Fac. Agric., Univ. Miyazaki5＊ P-114

Day roost of Japanese long-eared bat, Plecotus auritus sacrimontis inhabiting in the forest*Satoko Yoshikura1, Masumi Watanabe2, Takashi Kamijo1, Sachiko Yasui3
Univ. Tsukuba1, Tokyo Univ. of Agri. and Tech.2, Tsukuba Ibaraki3＊ P-115

Population trend of Orii’s flying fox, Pteropus dasymallus inopinatus, on Okinawa-jima Island in
the Ryukyu Archipelago*Atsushi Nakamoto1, Akiko Sato1, Kazumitsu Kinjo2, Masako Izawa1
University of the Ryukyus1, Okinawa International University2＊ P-116

The effect of forest structure on the activity of insectivorous bats
*Dai Fukui1,2, Hirofumi Hirakawa1, David A. Hill3
FFPRI1, JSPS Research Fellow2, Univ. Sussex3＊ P-117

Bonin flying fox males exploit female warming clusters for mate guarding*Norimasa Sugita1, Keisuke Ueda2
Rikkyo Univ1, Rikkyo Univ.2＊ P-118

Postnatal growth and vocal development in the Endo’s pipistrelle (Pipistrellus endoi Imaizumii),in Mt. Garyu, Hiroshima Pref., Japan*Yuuki Kawata1, Mari Ishida2, Sumiko Matsumura1
Graduate School of Sci. and Engineering, Yamaguchi Univ.1, Graduate School of Sci. and Engineering,
Yamaguchi Univ. & Akiyoshi-dai Mus. Nat. Hist.2

P-120

Bats survey in the Shiretoko Peninsula, Hokkaido*Norihisa Kondo1, Naoko Sasaki2, Shohtaro Sugai3
Nemuro Mus. Hist. Nat.1, Gunma Mus. Nat.2, Tokyo. U. Agr.3＊ P-121

Small Mammal Fauna in Okayama Prefecture*Takashi Yokoyama1, Shuji Kobayashi2, Akira Yabuki3
Okayama Univ. Sci.1, Okayama Univ. Sci.2, Okayama Black Bear Res. Group3＊ P-122Highway transverse structure use of bats and arboreal small mammals in eastern Hokkaido*Kanae Ono, Hisashi Yanagawa
Obihiro Univ. of Agriculture and Veterinary Medicine, Lab. of Wildlife Ecology− 47 −

Nov. 22–24
P-123

Poster presentation

Nest box plus camera trap: a survey technique of arboreal mammals*Masatoshi Yasuda
FFPRI-Kyushu＊ P-124

Performance comparison among different sensor camera models*Motokazu Ando, Saori Toriumi, Aya Shiino, Hiroshi Ogawa, Takashi Amano
Tokyo Univ. of Agriculture＊ P-125

The impact of predation by mammals on indigenous freshwater turtle in Boso Peninsula* Raita Kobayashi1, Yasuhiro Kosuge2, Etsuo Morita2, Eriko Shinohara3
Grad. School of Agric. & Life Sci., Univ. Tokyo1, Freshwater turtle network of Japan2, Chiba Pref.3＊ P-126

Development of a simple method to estimate fruit abundance*Ami Nakajima1, Takashi Masaki2, Shinsuke Koike3, Koji Yamazaki4, Koichi Kaji3
Tokyo Univ. Agri. Tech.1, FFPRI2, Tokyo Univ. Agri. Tech.3, Ibaraki Nature Museum4＊ P-127

Hunting areas of Jomon and Yayoi period revealed through strontium isotope analysis of
excavated mammals*Eriko Ishimaru, Shin Kicheol, Hirofumi Teramura, Riyou Tsujino, Takanori Nakano, Takakazu YumotoResearch Institute for Humanity and Nature＊ P-128

Development of method to exterminate for Small Asian mongoose using
p-aminopropiophenone and prinperan*Koki Hirano1, Go Ogura2, Kastushi Nakata1, Osamu Ishibashi2, Kastunori Sunagawa2Laboratory of Subtropical Zoology, Master of Agriculture, University of the Ryukyus1, Laboratory of
Subtropical Zoology, Faculty of Agriculture, University of the Ryukyus2

P-129

Reproductive state of masked palm civets (Paguma larvata) in Saitama prefecture, Japan*Hideto Toyoda1, Yusuke Eguchi2, Masuo Furuya3, Katsuji Uetake1, Toshio Tanaka1
Grad Sch Vet Sci Azabu Univ1, WeNARC2, Saitama Agri Fore Res Cent3

P-130

Japanese dormouse at Tohoku region in Japan̶Behavior monitoring under rearing inhibennation̶
*Nobuaki Kojo1, Yumena Nakamura1, Hideko Takenami2
Unive. Yamagata1, Ooisawa Natural Museum2＊ P-131

A preliminary study on COI gene of Bovidae for the application to DNA barcording*Shin-ichiro Kawada, Nozomi Kurihara
Dept. Zool., Natl. Mus. Nat. Sci＊ P-133

The Geographical Variations of Japanese Black Bear on the Form of the Tooth in Kii and
Shikoku
Satoshi Kamihori
Eisugakkan senior highschool− 48 −

Nov. 22–24
P-134

Poster presentation

Establishment of the cooperation training program for wildlife manager with Prefectural
government and University*Masaaki Koganezawa1, Toshimori Takahashi2, Tetsuya Maruyama3
Univ. Forests, Utsunomiya Univ.1, SATOYAMA Center Utsunomiya Univ.2, Tochigi Pref.3＊ P-135

A preliminary study on origin of Pallas’s squirrel (Callosciurus erythraeus) popullation
introduced in Kumamoto Prefecture, Japan*Hitomi Ikeda1, Masahiko Sakanashi2, Masatoshi Yasuda3, Tatsuo Oshida1
Obihiro Univ. of Agriculture and Veterinary Medicine Lab. of wildlife Ecology1, Kumamoto Prefectural
Government Culture Promotion Division2, FFPRI-Kyushu3＊ P-136

Phylogenetic analysis of sika deer in Kumamoto Prefecture*Keisuke Shibata1, Toru Koizumi2, Eiji Hosoi1
Yamaguti Univ.1, Forestry and Forest Products Research Institute2＊ P-137

Influence of the ban of feeding on the tomed Sika deer population on Miyazima Island*Shiori Noda, Eiji Hosoi
Univ of Yamaguchi＊ P-138

Seasonal change in food habits and nutritional condition of Japanese wild boar in western
Yamaguchi*Toki Sato1, Atsushi Shiota1, Eiji Hosoi1, Hiroyuki Tado2
Yamaguchi Univ1, Yamaguchi Prefecture Agriculture and Forestry General aengineering center2

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Effect of forest undergrowth density to habitat selection by sika deer
*Kazuo Mori, Hiroya Takechi, Mahito Kamada
Faculty of Engineering, Tokushima University

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Geographic variation in chromosomes of the sika deer Cervus nippon, in Japan with a note on
the karyotype evokution*Masashi Harada1, Akirou Ando2, Harumi Torii3, Shirow Tasuzawa4, Hiromasa Igota5, Eiji Hosoi6,
Hiroki Kanamori7, Koichi Ikeda8, Yuji Kawai9, Kayoko Suetsugu10
Osaka City Univ.1, The Univ. of Shimane2, Nara Univ. Edu.3, Hokkaido Univ.4, Rakuno Gakuen Univ.5,
Yamaguchi Univ.6, Shimane Pref. Mountainous Region Res. Center7, Fukuoka Pref. Forest. Res. Extgen.
Center8, Res. Inst. Env., Agr. and Fish., Osaka Pref. Gov.9, Kanagawa Pref. Nat. Env. Cov. Center10＊ P-141

Interspecific variation of hindlimb morphology between Japanese weasel and Siberian weasel
and its evolutionary implication*Kent Mori1, Satoshi Suzuki2, Daisuke B. Koyabu1, Jumpei Kimura3, Hideki Endo4
Grad. Sci., Univ. Tokyo1, Dept. Zoology, Grad. Sch. Sci., Kyoto Univ.2, Laboratory of Veterinary Anatomy,
College of Veterinary Medicine, Seoul National Univ., Seoul, Korea3, Univ. Museum, Univ. Tokyo4＊ P-142

The assessment of the road use of the Iriomote cat (Prionailurus bengalensis iriomotensis) by
the distribution of scats and prey animals on Iriomote-jima Island*Juan Jose Diaz-Sacco, Masako Izawa
Graduate School of Engineering and Science, University of the Ryukyus− 49 −