Koji Tojo

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Speaker, Author, Co-Author

One-off sessions

[J] Oral
| M (Multidisciplinary and Interdisciplinary)
| M-IS Intersection

[M-IS24] Mountain Science

Cancelled

[MIS24-04] Molecular Phylogeography of the mountain-stream water shrew Chimarrogale platycephalus, using a newly developed SSR marker set

*Haruka Yamazaki¹, Tomohiro Sekiya¹, Shun Nagayama², Kei Hirasawa², Keita Tokura², Akio Sasaki³, Hidetaka Ichiyanagi⁴, Tatsuya Motoki⁵, Koji Tojo¹ (1.Shinshu University, 2.Aquamarine Inawashiro Kingfishers Aquarium, 3.Amphi LLC, 4.Kumamoto University, 5.EAC)

[MIS24-05] **Formation of distribution pattern of Ephemera mayflies by altitudinal gradient: Analyses of its process and factors**

*Seiya Okamoto¹, Koji Tojo² (1.Shinshu University (Graduate School of Medicine, Science and Technology), 2.Shinshu University (Faculty of Science))

One-off sessions

[J] Poster
| M (Multidisciplinary and Interdisciplinary)
| M-IS Intersection

[M-IS24] Mountain Science

Cancelled

[MIS24-P03] Community structure and genetic structure of aquatic insects inhabiting alpine and sub-alpine ponds of the Japanese mountains

*Keisuke Inoue¹, Kenji Mikami¹, Koji Tojo² (1. Shinshu University Graduate School of Science and Technology, 2. Faculty of Science, Shinshu University)

Cancelled

[MIS24-P04] Phylogenetic evolution and biogeography of Asian leptophlebiid mayflies: Niche differentiation by altitude gradient and finding of several new cryptic species

*Ryota Tomizawa¹, Koji Tojo² (1.Graduate School of Science and Technology, Shinshu University, 2.Faculty of Science, Shinshu University)

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Koji Tojo

Speaker, Author, Co-Author

[M-IS24] Mountain Science

[MIS24-04] Molecular Phylogeography of the mountain-stream water shrew Chimarrogale platycephalus, using a newly developed SSR marker set

[MIS24-05] Formation of distribution pattern of Ephemera mayflies by altitudinal gradient: Analyses of its process and factors

[M-IS24] Mountain Science

[MIS24-P03] Community structure and genetic structure of aquatic insects inhabiting alpine and sub-alpine ponds of the Japanese mountains

[MIS24-P04] Phylogenetic evolution and biogeography of Asian leptophlebiid mayflies: Niche differentiation by altitude gradient and finding of several new cryptic species

[MIS24-05] **Formation of distribution pattern of Ephemera mayflies by altitudinal gradient: Analyses of its process and factors**