高槻成紀
Use of microsatellite markers to assess the spatial genetic structure of a population of sika deer cervus nippon on kinkazan island, japan. Acta Theriologica, 50(2), 227-240.
Okutsu, K., 高槻成紀, & Ishiwaka, R. (2012). Food composition of the harvest mouse (micromys minutus) in a western suburb of tokyo, japan, with reference to frugivory and insectivory. Mammal Study, 37(2), 155-158.
Ozaki, M., Kaji, K., Matsuda, N., Ochiai, K., Asada, M., Ohba, T., . . . 高槻成紀 (2010). The relationship between food habits, molar wear and life expectancy in wild sika deer populations. Journal of Zoology, 280(2), 202-212.
Ozaki, M., Suwa, G., Kaji, K., Ohba, T., Hosoi, E., Koizumi, T.; 高槻成紀 (2007). Correlations between feeding type and mandibular morphology in the sika deer.
Jiang, Z., 高槻成紀, Li, J., Wang, W., Ma, J., & Gao, Z. (2002). Feeding type and seasonal digestive strategy of mongolian gazelles in china. Journal of Mammalogy, 83(1), 91-98.
Jiang, Z., 高槻成紀, Wang, W., Li, J., Jin, K., & Gao, Z. (2003). Seasonal changes in parotid and rumen papillary development in mongolian gazelle (procapra gutturosa pallas). Ecological Research, 18(1), 65-72.
Jiang, Z., Torii, H., 高槻成紀, & Ohba, T. (2008). Local variation in diet composition of the japanese serow during winter. Zoological Science, 25(12), 1220-1226.
Kakinuma, K., Ozaki, T., 高槻成紀, & Chuluun, J. (2008). How pastoralists in mongolia perceive vegetation changes caused by grazing. Nomadic Peoples, 12(2), 67-73.
Journal of Zoology, 272(3), 244-257.
Padmalal, U. K. G. K.; 高槻成紀 (1994). Age-sex differences in the diets of sika deer on kinkazan island, northern japan. Ecological Research, 9(3), 251-256.
Padmalal, U. K. G. K., 高槻成紀, & Jayasekara, P. (2003). Food habits of sambar cervus unicolor at the horton plains national park, sri lanka. Ecological Research, 18(6), 775-782.
Sato, Y., Kobayashi, Y., Urata, T.; 高槻成紀 (2008). Home range and habitat use of female brown bear (ursus arctos) in urahoro, eastern hokkaido, japan. Mammal Study, 33(3), 99-109.
Sato, Y., Mano, T.; 高槻成紀 (2000). Applicability of the point-frame method for quantitative evaluation of bear diet. Wildlife Society Bulletin, 28(2), 311-316.