Kagawa Osamu

論文

Autapomorphic giantism associated with vicariance: a test of the island rule.

Hidden in the dark: complex evolutionary history revealed by genome-wide analyses of cave amphipods

A new species of the genus Gyraulus (Hygrophila: Planorbidae) from Chichijima Island, Japan.

Host specificity of a chiton-associated flatworm based on field and laboratory observations

Phylogenetic history of the acquisition of molluscan hosts in acotylean flatworms

The population structure and demography of an intertidal gastropod Lunella correensis around the Japanese Archipelago affected by past environmental change

Southernmost record of an epibiotic alga Pseudocladophora conchopheria (Sakai) Boedeker & Leliaert (Cladophorales, Ulvophyceae) with insights into the geographical dispersal and host utilization.

Secondary contact of two cryptic Hokou gecko groups in the Izu Islands, Japan

Host preference of a symbiotic flatworm and its response to conspecific and host mucus

Community composition and diversity of land snails along an elevation gradient in the World Natural Heritage Site, Yakushima Island.

Host-shift speciation proceeded with gene flow in algae covering shells

Taxonomic insights and evolutionary history in East Asian terrestrial slugs of the genus Meghimatium

The mutual history of Schlegel’s Japanese gecko (Reptilia: Squamata: Gekkonidae) and humans inscribed in genes and ancient literature

Species identification and invasion pathways of an introduced snail Macrochlamys sp. in Japan

Uncovering overlooked diversity using molecular phylogenetic approach: A case of Japanese sphaeriid clams (Bivalvia: Sphaeriidae)

Species identification of introduced veronicellid slugs in Japan

New insights from museum specimens: a case of Viviparidae (Caenogastropoda: Mollusca) in Iwakawa’s collection preserved in the National Museum of Nature and Science, Tokyo

Citizen science via social media revealed conditions of symbiosis between a marine gastropod and an epibiotic alga

共同研究・競争的資金等の研究課題

バイオフィルムが駆動する共生多様化：貝殻付着藻類を用いて

貝殻上のオアシス：共進化が創出した新たな群集