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KUMAZAWA Yoshinori

    Graduate School of Science Division of Biological Science　Professor
Contact： kumansc.nagoya-cu.ac.jp
Last Updated :2024/03/19

Researcher Information

Degree

  • Ph. D（University of Tokyo）

URL

Research funding number

  • 60221941

J-Global ID

Research Interests

  • Mitochondrion   Molecular Phylogeny   Biological Diversity   DNA Barcoding   High-throughput sequencing   tRNA   Historical Biogeography   

Research Areas

  • Environmental science/Agricultural science / Biological resource conservation
  • Life sciences / Genomics
  • Life sciences / Evolutionary biology
  • Life sciences / Biodiversity and systematics

Academic & Professional Experience

  • 2020/04 - Today  名古屋市立大学理学研究科教授
  • 2017/04 - Today  Nagoya City University生物多様性研究センター長
  • 2008/04 - 2020/03  Nagoya City Universityシステム自然科学研究科教授
  • 2000/06 - 2008/03  Nagoya University理学研究科講師・留学生専門教育教員
  • 1993/10 - 2000/05  Nagoya University理学研究科（理学部）助手
  • 1990/11 - 1993/09  University of California, Berkeley分子細胞生物学科ポストドクトラルフェロー
  • 1990/04 - 1991/03  Tokyo Institute of TechnologyInterdisciplinary Science and Engineering日本学術振興会特別研究員

Education

  • 1986/04 - 1989/12  University of Tokyo  Graduate School of Engineering  Doctor of Engineering (Ph. D)
  • 1984/04 - 1986/03  University of Tokyo  Graduate School of Engineering  Master of Engineering
  • 1982/04 - 1984/03  University of Tokyo  Faculty of Engineering  Department of Industrial Chemistry
  • 1980/04 - 1982/03  The University of Tokyo  College of Arts and Sciences  理科一類

Association Memberships

  • Society of Evolutionary Studies, Japan   Palaeontological Society of Japan   The Molecular Biology Society of Japan   

Published Papers

Books etc

  • 古生物学の百科事典 日本古生物学会（編）
    熊澤慶伯 (Contributor分子系統学 pp. 492-493)丸善出版 2023/02 4621307584
  • 熊澤慶伯 (ContributorDNAバーコーディング pp. 521-525)エヌ・ティー・エス 2022/01 9784860437374 5, 13, 973, 18p, 図版56p
  • 魚類学の百科事典 第１版 日本魚類学会（編）
    熊澤慶伯 (Contributor大陸移動—淡水魚．pp. 168-169)丸善出版 2018 9784621303177
  • 生物の事典 第１版 石原勝敏・末光隆志（総編）
    熊澤慶伯 (Contributor動物の進化．動物の分布の変遷．pp. 43-45, 47-49)朝倉書店 2010 9784254171402
  • 古生物学事典 第２版 日本古生物学会（編）
    熊澤慶伯 (Contributor分子系統学．シクリッド．多重置換．分子生物地理学．ミトコンドリアDNA．pp. 211, 338, 444-445, 476-477)朝倉書店 2010 9784254162653
  • 海洋生命系のダイナミクスー第１巻、海洋の生命史−生命は海でどう進化したか− 西田睦（編）
    熊澤慶伯 (Contributor第７章：分子データを用いた魚類の分岐年代の推定．pp. 122-138)東海大学出版会 2009 9784486016854
  • Biohistory 2003．中村桂子（編）
    熊澤慶伯 (Contributor淡水魚アロワナが海を挟んで暮らしている理由．pp106-109)JT生命誌研究館 2004 9784788508996
  • The Biology of Biodiversity (ed) Kato M.
    Yoshinori Kumazawa; Motoomi Yamaguchi; Mutsumi Nishida (ContributorChapter 3, Mitochondrial molecular clocks and the origin of euteleostean biodiversity: Familial radiation of perciforms may have predated the Cretaceous/Tertiary boundary. pp. 35-52)Springer-Verlag 1999 9784431659310
  • Current Topics on Molecular Evolution (eds.) Nei M. and Takahata N.
    Yoshinori Kumazawa; Mutsumi Nishida (ContributorPhylogenetic utility of mitochondrial transfer RNA genes for deep divergence in animals. pp. 29-35)Institute of Molecular Evolutionary Genetics, The Pennsylvania State University, USA, and Graduate School for Advanced Studies, Hayama, Japan 1996

MISC

  • 川瀬基弘; 横山悠理; 横井敦史; 熊澤慶伯  なごやの生物多様性  10-  125  -133  2023/03
  • 矢作第二ダム湛水池のミナミタガイ
    川瀬基弘; 横山悠理; 山本大輔; 熊澤慶伯  矢作川研究  27-  43  -48  2023/01
  • First record of a riparian wetland and endangered mollusk, Gyraulus soritai Habe, 1976, from Gifu Prefecture
    川瀬基弘; 横山悠理; 吉村卓也; 茅原田一; 熊澤慶伯  瀬木学園紀要  18-  10  -14  2021/03
  • Buldowskia shadini discovered in Nagoya and Toyohashi , Aichi Prefecture and Hokuto, Yamanashi Prefecture
    川瀬基弘; 横山悠理; 横井敦史; 熊澤慶伯  瀬木学園紀要  18-  3  -9  2021/03
  • 愛知県で発見されたクチベニマイマイの系統関係
    川瀬基弘; 横山悠理; 市原俊; 西尾和久; 尾畑功; 熊澤慶伯  鳳来寺山自然科学博物館館報  50-  23  -29  2021/03
  • 川瀬基弘; 横山悠理; 西尾和久; 松原美恵子; 横井敦史; 熊澤慶伯  なごやの生物多様性  8-  127  -132  2021/03
  • Distribution and phylogenetic relationships of Stereophaedusa japonica found in Gifu City
    川瀬基弘; 横山悠理; 松原美恵子; 横井敦史; 森山昭彦; 熊澤慶伯  瀬木学園紀要  17-  9  -16  2020/12
  • Buldowskia shadini, the first record in Japan from Okumikawa, Aichi Prefecture
    川瀬基弘; 村松正雄; 横山悠理; 横井敦史; 熊澤慶伯  瀬木学園紀要  17-  3  -8  2020/12
  • 川瀬基弘; 西尾和久; 松原美恵子; 市原俊; 森山昭彦; 熊澤慶伯  なごやの生物多様性  7-  31  -37  2020/03
  • First record of alien species Phyllomimus klapperichi from Japan
    Tadahiro Teramoto; Kensuke Miyata; Yuri Yokoyama; Yoshinori Kumazawa; Yûta Naito; Futoshi Ukai  Gekkan Mushi  580-  2  -5  2019/06
  • Application of the next-generation DNA sequencing for evolutionary studies of vertebrate olfactory receptor gene family.
    Yasuyuki Hashiguchi; Yoshinori Kumazawa  Seibutsu Kagaku  64-  (3)  131  -140  2013/03  [Refereed][Invited]
  • 進化学のすすめ
    Yoshinori Kumazawa  Annual Review 2009. Graduate School of Natural Sciences, Nagoya City University  14-  35  -43  2010  [Invited]
  • 脊椎動物の系統進化
    西田睦; 宮正樹; 白井滋; 斎藤憲治; 熊澤慶伯; 馬渕浩司  月刊海洋 号外  29-  36  -42  2002  [Invited]
  • Yoshinori Kumazawa  Fisheries Science  68-  (sup1)  357  -360  2002
  • アロワナ淡水魚類のプレートテクトニクスによる大陸移動：分子時計と地質データの総合による新しい生物進化像の構築
    熊澤慶伯  月刊地球  23-  (3)  208  -214  2001  [Invited]
  • 熊澤慶伯; 山口素臣; 西田睦  月刊海洋  32-  (4)  275  -280  2000  [Invited]
  • Gene rearrangements of mitochondrial tRNA genes and molecular phylogenetics
    Yoshinori Kumazawa  SHINKA  7-  (2)  49  -59  1997  [Invited]
  • Y. Kumazawa  Nature  388-  (6639)  223  1997
  • 生命と地球の共進化−分子状酸素の発生と消費をめぐる共進化
    熊澤慶伯; 小澤智生  月刊地球  17-  (7)  464  -471  1995  [Invited]
  • 分子時計の有用性と課題
    熊澤慶伯  日経サイエンス  25-  (10)  24  -28  1995  [Invited]
  • 遺伝子を用いた太古バクテリアの探査法
    熊澤慶伯  月刊地球 号外  10-  76  -82  1994  [Invited]
  • T Yokogawa; Y Watanabe; Y Yotsumoto; Y Kumazawa; T Ueda; I Hirao; K Miura; K Watanabe  Nucleic Acids Symposium Series  1991-  (25)  175  -176  1991/12
  • H Tsurui; Y Kumazawa; R Sanokawa; K Watanabe; A Wada; T Shirai  Nucleic Acids Symposium Series  1991-  (25)  149  -150  1991/12
  • Y Kumazawa; T Yokogawa; K Miura; K Watanabe  Nucleic Acids Symposium Series  1988-  (19)  97  -100  1988/12
  • Gene organization of tRNAs and their secondary structures found in starfish mitochondrial genome
    T Araki; S Asakawa; Y Kumazawa; K Miura; K Watanabe  Nucleic Acids Symposium Series  1988-  (20)  93  -94  1988

Awards & Honors

  • 2017/09 日本学術振興会 科研費第一段審査員表彰
     「有意義な審査意見を付し公平・公正な審査に大きく貢献」 
    受賞者: 熊澤 慶伯
  • 2010/10 日本学術振興会 科研費第一段審査員表彰
     「模範となる審査意見を付し公平・公正な審査に大きく貢献」 
    受賞者: 熊澤慶伯
  • 2007/10 The Best Article Award, Ichthyological Society of Japan
     Molecular phylogenetic analyses of snakeheads (Perciformes: Channidae) using mitochondrial DNA sequences. 
    受賞者: Xia Li;Prachya Musikasinthorn;Yoshinori Kumazawa
  • 2004/08 Young Scientist Initiative Award, Society of Evolutionary Studies, Japan
     Historical biogeography of freshwater fishes in Osteoglossidae 
    受賞者: 熊澤慶伯

Research Grants & Projects

  • 淡水・沿岸魚類の系統地理構造に基づくインドネシア島嶼域の生物地理区境界線の検証
    日本学術振興会：科学研究費補助金 国際共同研究加速基金(国際共同研究強化(B))
    Date (from‐to) : 2019/10 -2024/03 
    Author : 熊澤 慶伯
  • Japan Society for the Promotion of Science：Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research
    Date (from‐to) : 2017/04 -2022/03 
    Author : Atsushi Kurabayashi
     
    The genus Breviceps is known as a strange tetrapod in which males and females mate by gluing their bodies together using “glue secretion” from their skin. We have studied the glue secretion, which have remained a mystery for 60 years, and have gained new knowledge on their physical characteristics such as adhesive strength and duration, chemical composition such as water and amino acid contents, and glue proteins and their candidate genes. Furthermore, fieldwork was conducted in South Africa, where the adhesive strength of glue was measured in 13 Breviceps species, and differences in glue adhesion between these species were found. Furthermore, which morphological and ecological factors are responsible for the strength of glue adhesion between species was examined.
  • タイ国沿岸動物の生物多様性の解明に向けた国際連携の強化
    名古屋市立大学：特別研究奨励費（国際交流の推進事業）
    Date (from‐to) : 2018/07 -2019/03 
    Author : 熊澤 慶伯
  • カメ類のミトコンドリア遺伝子と核遺伝子の大量比較に基づく分子進化特性の解明
    日本学術振興会：科学研究費補助金 基盤研究(C)(一般)
    Date (from‐to) : 2015/04 -2019/03 
    Author : 熊澤 慶伯
  • 名古屋市における淡水貝類のDNAバーコーディング
    名古屋市立大学：特別研究奨励費（地域貢献型共同研究の推進事業）
    Date (from‐to) : 2017/07 -2018/03 
    Author : 熊澤 慶伯
  • Japan Society for the Promotion of Science：Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research
    Date (from‐to) : 2013/04 -2016/03 
    Author : Shibata Hiroki; CHIJIWA TAKAHITO; HATTORI SHOSAKU; KUMAZAWA YOSHINORI
     
    There are 3 Habu species currently recognized in Japan: Protobothrops flavoviridis from the Amami Islands and the Okinawa Islands, P. tokarensis from the Tokara Islands, and P. elegans from the Yaeyama Islands. To survey their genetic divergence and diversity, we determined the complete mitogenome sequence (approx. 17 kb) from 44 specimens collected from 12 islands. The maximum likelihood tree showed a significant divergence between the Amami Clade and the Okinawa Clade. The Amami Clade also includes all specimens from the Tokara Islands currently known as an independent species, P. tokarensis, suggesting the paraphyly of the taxon, P. flavoviridis. In contrast, he validity of the taxon, P. elegans as an independent species was supported. By MCMC method, we estimated the divergence time between the Amami Clade and the Okinawa Clade to be 6.5 MYA, indicating that the vicariance of the two clades preceded the geological separation of the Amami Islands and the Okinawa Islands (~1.5MYA).
  • インドネシア共和国ブラウィジャヤ大学との交流協定締結に向けた理学・生物多様性分野を中心としたフィジビリティスタディ
    名古屋市立大学：特別研究奨励費（国際交流推進関係）
    Date (from‐to) : 2014/07 -2015/03 
    Author : 熊澤 慶伯
  • 爬虫類ミトコンドリアにおける遺伝子発現様式の多様性と進化
    日本学術振興会：科学研究費補助金 挑戦的萌芽研究
    Date (from‐to) : 2012/04 -2014/03 
    Author : 熊澤 慶伯
  • 多数の核ゲノムコード遺伝子座を標的にした分子系統解析の試み
    日本学術振興会：科学研究費補助金 挑戦的萌芽研究
    Date (from‐to) : 2010/04 -2012/03 
    Author : 熊澤 慶伯
  • 次世代ミトコンドリアゲノミクスによるヤモリ類の系統解析
    日本学術振興会：科学研究費補助金 基盤研究(B)(一般)
    Date (from‐to) : 2008/04 -2012/03 
    Author : 熊澤 慶伯
  • インド亜大陸の衝突と気候変動による淡水魚類の進化と生物地理の解明
    日本学術振興会：科学研究費補助金 基盤研究(B)(海外学術調査)
    Date (from‐to) : 2008/04 -2012/03 
    Author : 熊澤 慶伯
  • Channa属タイワンドジョウ類の分類に関する研究
    藤原ナチュラルヒストリー振興財団：第１４回学術研究助成（魚類学）
    Date (from‐to) : 2006/04 -2007/03 
    Author : 熊澤 慶伯
  • 中生代の大陸移動とトカゲ類の系統分岐の関係
    日本学術振興会：科学研究費補助金 基盤研究(C)(一般)
    Date (from‐to) : 2005/04 -2007/03 
    Author : 熊澤 慶伯
  • ナイルスッポンの種の保全に向けた分子系統学的研究
    大幸財団：第１４回外国人来日研究助成
    Date (from‐to) : 2006/02 -2007/02 
    Author : 熊澤 慶伯
  • 爬虫類全科間の系統関係と分岐年代の推定：ミトコンドリアゲノミクスによるアプローチ
    日本学術振興会：科学研究費補助金 基盤研究(C)(一般)
    Date (from‐to) : 2002/04 -2005/03 
    Author : 熊澤 慶伯
  • Japan Society for the Promotion of Science：Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research
    Date (from‐to) : 2001 -2005 
    Author : OZAWA Tomowo; KAWAMURA Yoshinari; HAYASHI Seiji
     
    This project had the ambitious goal of clarifying both the dominant geographic origins of Japanese Fauna and how the original fauna developed into the modeen distributions and types. A major part of this project was the molecular phylogenetic analyses of a number of representative land and marine animals. The land animals investigated include the genera Sus (wild boars), Cervus (deer), Selenarctos (Asian black bears), Diplothrix (Ryukyu long-haired rat), Trimeresurus (Habu snakes), Agkistrodon (Mamushi snakes), Cynops (newts), Cobitids (loaches), Coreoperca (Percichthyd) and Semisulcospira (fresh-water snails). The marine organisms were all molluscan species including limpets ((Pattellogastropods), Haliotis (abalones), Turbinids (turban shells), Buccinum and Neptunea (Buccinids), Anadara (arcids), Crassostrea (oysters), and Meretrix (Venerid bibalves). The analyses used samples of most of the relevant species and subspecies of animals with distributions extending throughout the Japanese Islands and Asia (or, in the case of marine organisms, throughout the world.) These results were combined with stratigraphical and paleontological studies of related fossils found in terrestrial and marine deposits throughout the Japanese Islands and Asian continent. Where relevant fossils in other locations throughout the world were also considered. These molecular phylogenetic analyses revealed that an animal species living in Japan generally treated as a single species are in fact commonly composed of two or more allopatrically distributed subspecies or species. Molecular phylogeny and fossil records suggest the most likely explanation for the present-day allopatric distribution of many species in the Japanese Islands is repeated migration of genetically separated subspecies or species from the Asian continent at different geological times following different migration routes. The same features are also observed in marine mollusks, and are particularly clearly exhibited by the molecular phylogeny and fossil records of Japanese limpets and ablones. The timing and location of immigration routes for land mammals that arrived from the Asian continent in the Japanese Islands during the Pleistocene were mainly estimated from the biostratigraphical distribution of elephant fossils in Japan and China. The occurrences of Mammuthus shigensis around 1.2 Ma, Stegodon orientalis around 0.6 Ma. Paleoloxodon naumanni around 0.35 Ma in Kyushu-Shikoku-Honshu, and Mammuthus primigenius around 0.02 Ma in Hokkaido strongly suggest the presence of land bridges at these times that enabled the immigration of the large land-based mammals. In the Ryukyu Islands, the present study revealed the presence of rich and varied Early to Middle Pleistocene vertebrate faunas in Okinawa Island. Until recently Pleistocene fossil records of this area were mostly restricted to the Late Pleistocene. Paleontological investigations of these fossil vertebrate faunas revealed that an ancestral fauna consisted of immigrants from the continents in the pre-Pleistocene and Early Pleistocene periods and also that the present-day endemic fauna of the Middle Ryukyu with a small number of species was formed by repeated extinction events affecting the varied ancestral fauna that has long been isolated from the continent after the formation of the Okinawa trough. This study also revealed that the fauna of the Southern Ryukyu is composed of both Late Pleistocene and much earlier immigrants.
  • アジアロワナの保全に有効なDNAマーカーの開発
    平和中島財団：アジア地域重点学術研究助成
    Date (from‐to) : 2002/04 -2003/03 
    Author : 熊澤 慶伯
  • ミトコンドリアゲノム全塩基配列を用いた有鱗類の高次系統関係の解明
    日本学術振興会：科学研究費補助金 基盤研究(C)(一般)
    Date (from‐to) : 2000/04 -2002/03 
    Author : 熊澤 慶伯
  • Japan Society for the Promotion of Science：Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research
    Date (from‐to) : 2000 -2001 
    Author : NISHIDA Mutsumi; KUMAZAWA Yoshinori
     
    Genetic information encoded on the DNA provides important makers for estimating genealogy, population structure, phylogeny, and evolution of organisms. However, it has become apparent that obtaining enough genetic information from the nuclear genome is a rather difficult task because the nuclear genome is a very complex entity in which many genes are duplicated. In this context, preferable is the mitochondrial (mt) genome because of its simplicity. Mitochondrial genomes (and their genes) in "advanced" animals are homologous undoubtedly and are inherited without recombination, and thus they are attractive for phylogenetic and population genetic researches as an important information source. In this project, we determined and compared complete nucleotide sequences of the mt genomes from many fishes representing major lineages of fish, and then tried to estimate comprehensive phylogenetic framework of teleostean fishes on the basis of the resultant large DNA dataset. Thanks to further development of experimental procedures, equipments, and our research group, we have sequenced complete mt genomes from more than 200 species, which number exceeded ten times as many as what we first aimed to sequence. From the sequence data, various new types of gene arrangement deviated from that of the common vertebrate were found. Phylogenetic analysis of the sequence data also provided many new findings on the relationships among basal teleosts. One of important findings is that the Elopomorpha which includes eels is found to be much more basal in the teleostean phylogeny than assumed previously.
  • Japan Society for the Promotion of Science：Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research
    Date (from‐to) : 1998 -1999 
    Author : NISHIDA Mutsumi; KUMAZAWA Yoshinori
     
    Though the mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) has been utilized for population and phylogeny analysis of fishes as a primary source of genetic markers, its evolutionary characteristics have not been clarified enough. In this project, evolutionary characteristics of the mtDNA were examined through analyzing the two ribosomal RNA genes, several protein-coding genes, and the control region. In addition, by using sequence data from these genes, population structure analysis and phylogenetic analysis of closely related species as well as distantly related species of fishes were made. Main points of the results are as follows. 1) The control region is useful for population and phylogeny analysis of intraspecific populations or closely related species because of its high variability, but there are some .exceptions that this region is not so variable. 2) Phylogenetic information from the ribosomal RNA genes is sometimes not enough for resolving phylogenetic relationships among distantly related groups such as families. 3) For analysis of deep-branches, compilation of data from many protein-coding genes appears to be useful. 4) A "molecular clock" from a couple of protein-coding genes was calibrated for fishes. During this study, an effective method for amplifying and sequencing of a total mitochondrial genome of fishes was established by utilizing so-called the long PCR techniques. In the next step of this study, the new method can be fully utilized in obtaining and characterizing complete mtDNA sequences from many fishes, and the resulting sequence data will be effectively used for examining phylogenetic relationships of major groups of fishes in detail.
  • Japan Society for the Promotion of Science：Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research
    Date (from‐to) : 1997 -1999 
    Author : OZAWA Tomowo; NOBUHARA Takami; KUMAZAWA Yoshinori
     
    Molecular phylogenetic analyses were made for a number of animal groups including terrestrial and marine mammals (Cervidae, Bovidae, Suidae, Sirenians, Cetacea, Pinnipedians), euteleostean Perciforms and marine gastropods (Umboniinae, Turbiniidae, Potamididae, Batillariidae and Buccinidae), based on the nucleotide sequence data of mitochondrial 12s and 16s rRNA genes and cytochrome b gene. Our phylogenetic analyses revealed that speciation events occurred synchronously among a number of animal group in both terrestrial and marine ecosystems, suggesting that this mass- speciation events were induced by the major climatic events in the Cenozoic. In this study, a new schema on the chlonological and geographical distribution of the Japanese Neogene and Quaternary shallow marine warm-water molluscan faunas is also presented in relation to the Neogene warmmarine climatic events in the Pacific. The present study revealed that many warm-water species invaded from the south into the mid-latitudes during the warm events and their settlements and geographical isolation around the Japanese Islands after the climatic optima led to mass-speciation. The warm events repeatedly made renewal of the faunal composition and finally have established the preset-day Kuroshio fauna. In this study we summarized the range charts of the Neogene and Quaternary marine molluscs in Japan to show clearly the facts of mass-speciation events. Papers on the molecular phylogenetic analysis of the Cervidae, Cetaceans and euteleostean Perciforms were published on the international scientific journals and text-book.
  • 古生代・中生代における海洋環境変動と生物進化
    日本学術振興会：科学研究費補助金 重点領域研究
    Date (from‐to) : 1997/04 -1998/03 
    Author : 熊澤 慶伯
  • 現生生物に残る先カンブリア代の記憶を呼び戻す試み
    日本学術振興会：科学研究費補助金 重点領域研究
    Date (from‐to) : 1996/04 -1997/03 
    Author : 熊澤 慶伯
  • ヘビ類ミトコンドリア転移ＲＮＡ遺伝子の配置変動に関する研究
    日本学術振興会：科学研究費補助金 奨励研究(A)
    Date (from‐to) : 1995/04 -1996/03 
    Author : 熊澤 慶伯
  • 先カンブリア代の地球活動に及ぼした生物の役割の解明
    日本学術振興会：科学研究費補助金 重点領域研究
    Date (from‐to) : 1995/04 -1996/03 
    Author : 熊澤 慶伯
  • The evolution of mitochondrial tRNAs in birds
    Alfred P. Sloan Foundation：The Alfred P. Sloan Postdoctoral Award for Molecular Studies of Evolution
    Date (from‐to) : 1991 -1993 
    Author : 熊澤 慶伯
  • 特殊構造を持つミトコンドリアｔＲＮＡの遺伝暗号解読能
    日本学術振興会：科学研究費補助金 奨励研究(特別研究員)
    Date (from‐to) : 1990/04 -1991/03 
    Author : 熊澤 慶伯

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  • Introduction to Natural Sciences and Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)Introduction to Natural Sciences and Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) Nagoya City University
  • Introduction to Environmental Science for Humanities StudentsIntroduction to Environmental Science for Humanities Students Nagoya City University
  • Biological Information IBiological Information I Nagoya City University

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