第九回 FSEGGセミナー（2022）
June 24th (Fri), 13:00-14:00, room N11, Faculty of Agriculture, Hokkaido University
“Ecology of chum salmon juvenile during their early marine life inferred from environmental DNA”
speaker:
Yuki MINEGISHI, Ph.D. (Associate Professor, Atmosphere and Ocean Research Institute, The University of Tokyo)
The studies on chum salmon in Japan has been conducted mainly in Hokkaido. In contrast, not much attention has been paid to the chum salmon population in the northeast area of the Honshu Island, including the Sanriku-ria Coast, Iwate Prefecture. However, the environment in this area is clearly different from that of Hokkaido, such as high water temperature in the coastal areas and rivers and the steep topography consisting of many semi-closed small bays, which should result in the local characteristics of ecological and behavioral traits. To understand the local ecological characteristics of chum salmon in the Sanriku area, we have been performing various studies on this species in Otsuchi Town, Iwate Prefecture. In this seminar, the ecology of juvenile chum salmon inferred from environmental DNA will be presented.
我が国のサケ・マス研究は北海道に集中している。一方、本州・東北地方のサケ個体群については、この地域が分布の南限付近であることに加え、リアス海岸地形や冬期に高い河川・沿岸水温など、北海道とは明瞭に異なる環境条件を有することから、回帰から遡上、産卵および初期生活史など、サケの行動・生態に独自の地域性があることが想定される。そこで、本州の東北太平洋岸のサケの地域的生態特性を明らかにすることを目的として、岩手県大槌町を中心に三陸のサケに関する様々な研究を進めている。本セミナでは、特に環境DNAを用いた研究から明らかになった三陸のサケ稚魚の生態について紹介する。
*2019-2021は日本進化学会、サケ学研究会、環境DNA学会年大会を研究室主催したためFSEGGセミナーはお休みしました。
過去の開催
第一回 FSEGGセミナー （2013.6.27）
1. “How to Assemble a Human Genome? Mix generous amounts of Junk DNA and Indifferent DNA, add a Dollop of Functional DNA and a Sprinkling of indifferent DNA (Malicious DNA optional)”
Dan Graur, Ph.D. (Prof., University of Houston)
2. “Adaptation toward the dead-end? Effects of captive environment on natural reproduction of fish”
Hitoshi Araki, Ph.D. (Prof., Hokkaido University)
第二回 FSEGGセミナー （2014.7.10）
1. “Using adaptive genetic markers to improve conservation decisions”
Kathleen O’Malley, Ph.D. (Assist. Prof., Oregon State University)
2. “Physiological mechanisms of olfactory imprinting and homing in salmon”
Hiroshi Ueda, Ph.D. (Prof., Hokkaido University)
3. “Environmental DNA: a novel survey tool for aquatic animals”
Toshifumi Minamoto, Ph.D. (Assist. Prof., Kobe University)
4. “Fish diversity and distributions; environmental DNA method and ecosystem services”
Hideyuki Doi, Ph.D. (Lecturer, Hiroshima University)
第三回 FSEGGセミナー （2015.10.30）
1. “Genetic basis for colonization of new niches in sticklebacks”
Jun Kitano, Ph.D. (Prof., National Institute of Genetics, Japan)
2. “Molecular and genetic mechanisms underlying parallel loss of photoperiodic reproduction”
Asano Ishikawa, Ph.D. (Assist. Prof., National Institute of Genetics, Japan)
第四回 FSEGGセミナー
Part-I （2016.10.5）
1. “Ecological mysteries of cowries”
Takahiro Irie, Ph.D., Assis. Prof. (University of Tokyo)
Part-II （2016.11.2）
2. “Parasites as a potential driver of energy flow through food webs”
Takuya Sato, Ph.D., Assoc. Prof. (Kobe University)
第五回 FSEGGセミナー(2017.5.29)
1. “Population genomics reveals the mating system evolution in Arabidopsis”
Takashi Tsuchimatsu, Assoc. Prof. Ph.D., Chiba University
2. “Quantifying genetic and epigenetic control of gene expression in Drosophila and mice”
Naoki Osada, Assoc. Prof. Ph.D., Hokkaido University
第六回 FSEGGセミナー (2017.11.13)
“Genetics of species diversification in Drosophila”
Aya Takahashi, Ph.D., Associate Professor in Tokyo Metropolitan University
第七回 FSEGGセミナー （2018.1.25） 共催：応用生態工学会（札幌）
「Connections among river, fish and human being – 川と魚、人間社会のつながり」
1. “Ontogenetic changes in thermal habitats of Pacific salmon and their implications for the potential effect of rising temperature”
Kentaro Morita, Ph.D., Chief Scientist in the Japan Fisheries Research and Education Agency
2. “River-Ocean connections provide a special gift: lessons from ayu fisheries in Honshu and Hokkaido island”
Jun-ichi Tsuboi, Ph.D., Chief Scientist in the Japan Fisheries Research and Education Agency
3. “Ecological linkages between groundwater and surface water in an urban river”
Junjiro Negishi, Ph.D., Associate Professor in Hokkaido University
第八回 FSEGGセミナー
Part-I （2018.11.6）
1. “Evolving animal-plant interactions and ecological communities”
Shunsuke Utsumi, Ph.D., Assoc. Prof. (Hokkaido University)
Part-II （2018.11.15）
2. “How and why genetic polymorphisms could be maintained in natural populations? In cases of guppies and human populations”
Masakado Kawata, Ph.D., Prof. (Tohoku University)