ProgramTime （min.）Presentation Title

PresentorAffiliation

8:45- 9:15（30）<Registration>
9:15- 9:20 （5） Opening Remarks

10:00-10:40（40）

10:40-11:20（40）Session 1
Chair: Shiro KOHSHIMA

9:20-10:00（40）Talk 1 Bio-logging meets Systems Science of Bio-Navigation

Shiro KOHSHIMA

Wildlife Research Center ofKyoto university

Ken YODA

Nagoya University

Talk 2

Sensing and understanding human and animal activities: Knowledge
Takuya MAEKAWA
discovery methods for industry, health care, and ecology

Osaka university

Talk 3

Laboratory and field studies on acoustic navigation of echolocatingbats – Tracking of flight paths and ultrasounds

Shizuko HIRYU

Faculty of Life and MedicalSciences, Doshisha
UniversityIkki MATSUDA

Chubu University Academyof Emergent Sciences

11:20-12:50（90）Commemorative Photo session and Lunch

13:20-13:35（15）13:35-13:55（15）Session 2
Chair: Hiroo IMAI

12:50-13:20（30）Talk 4 Following the Trail of the Elusive Proboscis Monkey in Borneo
Talk 5

The relationship between pregnancy of wild Borneo Orangutan andfruit productivity

Noko KUZEThe National Museum ofNature and Science

Talk 6The challenges of behavioural monitoring in the Amazonianmanatees for a relocation program in Brazil

Mumi KIKUCHI

Wildlife Research Center ofKyoto University

Talk 7

Cryptic Diversity in Hypopygus neblinae (Gymnotiformes):
Evidences from the EOD Variation and DNA Barcode Sequences

Renata SCHMITT

Talk 8

Molecular Characterization of Asian Elephant Population in Palamau
Upasana SARRAJAU
Tiger Reserve

13:55-14:05（10）Coffe break
14:05-14:20（15）14:35-15:00（15）15:00-15:15（15）Session 3
Chair: Kodzue KINOSHITA

14:20-14:35（15）15:15-15:30（15）Preliminary Results of Habitat Use and Activity Pattern of theTalk 9 Malayan Tapir (Tapirus indicus) in the Belum0 Temengor Forest
Complex, Parak, Malaysia

National Institute ofAmazonian ResearchCenter for EcologicalSciences, Indian Institute ofScience

Chiristopher WONG

University of Siences
Malaysia

Talk 10What could Ethnoprimatology bring to Ontological turn in
Anthropology?

Danhe YANG

School of Sociology And
Anthropology, Sun Yat-sen
University

Talk 11

Variation of Genes Encoding Bitter Taste Receptors in Leaf-eating
Monkeys

Laurentia Henrieta
Permita Sari PURBA

Bogor Agricultural University

Talk 12Bio-logging Complexity: Ecological Challenges and the Emergenceof Behavioural Organization

Andrew MACINTOSH

Primate Research Instituteof Kyoto University

Talk 13

Cryopreservation and xenotransplantation of primitive oocytes within
Mayako FUJIHARA
the ovary for preserving the female fertility of endangered animals

Wildlife Research Center ofKyoto university

Talk 14

How do captive chimpanzees acquire the bed-building behaviors?:
Maintaining behavioral diversity among zoo-housed chimpanzees

Yumi YAMANASHI

Talk 15

Spatial distribution of clonal geckos and their personalities
associated with microhabitat

Osamu SAKAI

Wildlife Research Center of
Kyoto university
Department of Zoology,
Graduate School ofScience, Kyoto University
Wildlife Research Center of
Kyoto university

15:30-15:45（15）Coffe break
15:45-16:15（30）

16:30-16:45（15）16:45-17:00（15）17:00-17:15（15）Session 4
Chair: Takushi KISHIDA

16:15-16:30（15）Talk 16 Genetic Signatures of Lipid Metabolism Evolution in Cetacea

Yoshinori ENDO

17:15-17:25（10）Coffe break
17:25-18:25（60）Poster session
18:25-18:30 （5） Closing Remarks

Shiro KOHSHIMA

Wildlife Research Center of
Kyoto university