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    • URL アイコン
      Japanese URL

    • This page provides an easy-to-read overview of the class and relevant links.
      Be sure to check the official syllabus of Hokkaido University for the latest "lesson plans”, "grading criteria and methods”, and other information.

    • Teaching staff in charge
      TAKATSU Tetsuya (Faculty of Fisheries Sciences)
      WATANUKI Yutaka (Faculty of Fisheries Sciences)

    • フォーラム アイコン
      アナウンスメント フォーラム

  • Analysis of Fish Feeding Habits (TAKATSU in charge)

    【Course Objectives】

    Observe stomach contents of cod juveniles sampled in Mutsu Bay, and learn basic techniques for feeding analysis.

    Based on the observations, we will discuss prey types, selection mechanisms for prey taxa and body size, and feeding intensity in fish.

    (Note that the "course objectives" shown here are not the "objectives" of the report you write when you submit your report. In other words, course objectives ≠ objectives of the scientific paper. When writing your own report, you must think about and set the purpose of your experiment (set the hypothesis), present the results, and describe them.)

  • WATANUKI in charge 

    • ・Observe outer and inner morphological characteristics of seabirds, learn terminology and function of these

      ・Observation and measurement of external morphology, internal morphology, anatomy, observation and measurement of organs, sketching of thorax skeleton
      
                                                                            
      
                                                                        
      
                                                                
      
                                                        
      
                                                
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