ARCHIVAL INDEXCETACEAN POPULATION STUDIES, TOKYO, JAPAN
Volume 3, December 2021
Kato, H., Fujise, Y., Nakamura, G., Hakamada, T., Pastene, L. A. and Best, P. B. Dwarf minke whales:
Morphology, growth and life history based on samples collected from the higher latitudes in theSouthern Hemisphere 93–128.
Pastene, L. A., Goto, M., Taguchi, M. and Matsuoka, K. Genetic matches of southern right whalesin the Indian sector of the Antarctic: A Contribution towards understanding their movement andsite-ﬁdelity 129–138.
Ohashi, Y., Goto, M., Taguchi, M., Pastene, L. A. and Kitakado, T. Evaluation of a paternity method
based on microsatellite DNA genotypes for estimating the abundance of Antarctic minke whales(Balaenoptera bonaerensis) in the Indo-Paciﬁc region of the Antarctic 139–151.
Taguchi, M., Goto, M., Milmann, L., Siciliano, S., Tiedemann, R. and Pastene, L. A. New insights into
the genetic structure of sei whales (Balaenoptera borealis) at the inter-oceanic scale 152–163.
Katsumata, T., Hirose, A., Nakajo, K., Shibata, C., Murata, H., Yamakoshi, T., Nakamura, G. andKato, H. Evidence of winter migration of humpback whales to the Hachijo island, Izu Archipelagooﬀ the southern coast of Tokyo, Japan 164–174.
Takahashi, M., Nakamura, G. and Kato, H. Growth-related changes in the cranium of killer whales in
the western North Paciﬁc 175–188.
Lockyer, C. and Garrigue, C. Age estimation from teeth in Longman’s beaked whales (Indopacetus
paciﬁcus) stranded in New Caledonia (South Paciﬁc) 189–197.
Isoda, T., Matsuoka, K., Tamura, T. and Pastene, L. A. Spatial and temporal distribution of ﬂoatingmarine macro debris in the Indo-Paciﬁc region of the Antarctic 198–211.
Nakamura, G., Zenitani, R., Bando, T., Fujise, Y., Yamamoto, R., Nishimura, F., Hirose, A., Kim, Y.
and Kato, H. Skeletal measurements on some large cetacean species done by scientists of TUMSAT
and ICR 215–230.
Kim, Y., Nishimura, F., Bando, T., Fujise, Y., Nakamura, G., Murase, H. and Kato, H. Fetal development in tail ﬂukes of the Antarctic minke whale 231–238.
Bando, T. Improved estimates of some life-history parameters of the pelagic subspecies of Bryde’s
whale in the western North Paciﬁc 239–245.
Maeda, H. and Kato, H. Seasonal changes in the earplug germinal layers of North Paciﬁc common
minke whales 246–251.
Matsuoka, K., Hakamada, T. and Miyashita, T. A note on recent surveys for right whales Eubalaena
japonica in the western North Paciﬁc 252–257.
Diallo, S. T., Sane, A., Nelson, T., Katsumata, T. and Hakamada, T. Cetaceans oﬀ Gabon based on a2011 sighting survey, with a preliminary density estimate of the humpback whale Megaptera novaeangliae 258–264.
Sekiguchi, K. Historical Japanese whale sighting surveys in the Chukchi Sea 265–272.
Katsumata, E., Naruse, S., Hosono, T. and Katsumata, H. Sexual dimorphism in the dorsal ﬁn of
Paciﬁc white-sided dolphins (Lagenorhynchus obliquidens) from coastal waters oﬀ Japan 273–280.
Konishi, K. and Tamura, T. Preliminary use of near-infrared spectroscopy to estimate the biochemicalcomponents of the muscles of the Antarctic minke whale Balaenoptera bonaerensis 281–285.
Isoda, T., Tamura, T. and Pastene, L. A. Ingestion of marine debris and evidence of entanglements involving Antarctic minke whales (Balaenoptera bonaerensis) sampled in the Indo-Paciﬁc sector ofCetacean Popul. Stud. (CPOPS),
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the Antarctic 286–294.
Akamatsu, T. A short review of acoustic monitoring of large whales in Japanese waters 297–300.
Kaji, K. Impact of whale resource management research on sika deer management 301–304.
Walløe, L. An analysis of Japanese whale killing data with special emphasis on the use of the electriclance as a secondary killing method 307–316.
Miyazaki, N. Remembering Dr. Seiji Ohsumi: A dream for establishing a research center of marine
mammals in the Indian Ocean 317–318.

Volume 2, June 2020
Goto, M., Kitakado, T., and Pastene, L. A. A preliminary study of epigenetic estimation of age of theAntarctic minke whale Balaenoptera bonaerensis 5–14.
Matsuoka, K., and Hakamada, T. Density distribution of several major whale species in the Indo-Paciﬁc region of Antarctic using JARPA and JARPAII sighting data obtained through 1987/88–2008/09 seasons 15–38.
Yasunaga, G., and Fujise Y. Concentration of persistent organic pollutants (POPs) in three species ofbaleen whales in the western North Paciﬁc 39–53.

Volume 1, December 2018
Kishiro, T. Satellite tracking of coastal Bryde’s whales Balaenoptera edeni along the southwest coastof Japan 3–13.
Nakamura, G., Ryeng, K. A., Kadowaki, I., Hayashi, R., Nagatsuka, S., Hirose, A., Fujise, Y., andHaug, T. Comparison of shapes of the white ﬂipper patch between two sub-species of common minke whales (Balaenoptera acutorostrata) 15–24.
Hirose, A., Kishida, T., and Nakamura, G. Nasal mucosa resembling an olfactory system in the common minke whale (Balaenoptera acutorostrata) 25–28.

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