The stratosphere is an atmospheric region of the Earth between 10 km and 50 km altitude, above the troposphere where humans live. Planetary waves, which are atmospheric waves with long planetary-scale [...]
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129Xe-NMR has the potential as a Pore-Shape evaluation method.When the Nanopore “Shape” Evaluation Method for disordered complex Porous Materials is established, it will not only improve the cur [...]
The claim that ‘biodiversity is globally declining’ is widely accepted. However, quantitative assessments of global decline have primarily focused on vertebrate species, and the vast numbe [...]
This study focuses on Cobitis striata fuchigamii and Cobitis striata hakataensis, which are endangered fishes, and subspecies endemic to the Onga River system and the Hakata Bay inflowing river, respe [...]
Global climate change, one of the goals of the SDGs, has placed a significant threat to the existence of humanity. One of its major drivers is deforestation. the Kyoto Protocol, the global strategy pr [...]
To mitigate sediment-related disasters and manage forest resources without increasing landslide risk, it is necessary to clarify what conditions of forest cover prevent (or do not prevent) shallow lan [...]
海流分散は、生物が海流に乗り漂着先で繁殖し生息地が広がることを指し、島嶼地域では他の分散方法に比べ、その頻度は高いと考えられ、生物相の成立考えるうえで重要な要素となる。しかし、既存の昆虫の海流分散に関する研究は、分子集団遺伝学的解析によるものばかりで他指標を用いて海流分散を示唆した研究は少ない。したがって、本研究では、海水耐性という新たな指標から昆虫の分布形成に対する海流の影響を評価する。
Forest resources are the richest resource trove on earth. Including woods, plants, animals, fungus and so on. It also includes natural secondary metabolites derived from forest organisms such as ligni [...]