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Jun Matsubayashi
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Profile
Research Interest
| Research Field | Isotope Ecology |
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| Research Summary | I am involved in the pursuit of research and methodological advancements with the aim of evaluating the transfer of substances through living organisms and the intricate networks of ecosystems. More specifically, my research is centered on organisms that traverse between diverse ecosystems, such as salmon and birds, organisms that mediate connections between ecosystems, such as brown bears and wolves, and long-distance migratory organisms such as skipjack tuna. In order to gauge the interconnections in the food chain and to track the movement of marine organisms that are not easily observable, my research primarily employs the technique of isotope analysis. |
| Keywords | Food webs, migration, isotopes, nutrient cycles |
Selected Publications
https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=LdGZVo4AAAAJ&hl=en
Community Engagement
Educational Activites
| Classes | Animal Ecology, Experiments in Chemistry Introductory |
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| Office Hour | 9:00-17:45 |
| Available Topics | Ecological studies using isotope ratios of light elements (such as migration, food web analysis, diet analysis). Ecological research using spatiotemporal data, including presence/absence and population counts. Chemical analysis of archival samples which are held in museums and other similar institutions. |