Biological sciences and general biology Raccoons Crossing the Sea / Gen Asano

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Biological Science and General Biology
Introduction
Chapter 1. Raccoons and Their Companions / 2 Alai
Distribution and Ecology of Bears / 3 Raccoons as Hunters /
4 Raccoons as Vectors of Infectious Diseases
Column 1 Classification of Organisms
Chapter 2. Raccoons as Hunters /
4 Raccoons as Vectors of Infectious Diseases
Chapter 2. Raccoons as Hunters /
4 Raccoons as Vectors of Infectious Diseases
Chapter 2. Raccoons Have Crossed the Sea
1 Worldwide Raccoons / 2 Hunting
Beasts -- To Europe and Russia Shea / 3 Pets
To Japan / 4 History of the establishment of raccoons in Japan
Chapter 3. Popularity of Raccoons in Japan
Damage in the Land of the North
Damage in the Land of the North
Damage in the Land
Author's brief history
Born in 1970, Associate Professor, Department of Applied Biological Sciences, Gifu University and Associate Professor, Joint Department of Veterinary Medicine, Gifu University.
Completed the doctoral course in Veterinary Medicine, Hokkaido University in 2003. medicine.
Doctor of Veterinary Medicine and Veterinarian.
Worked at a small Post-doctoral researcher hospital, worked as a COE ptarmigan researcher at the Graduate School of Veterinary Medicine, Gifu University, and worked as a lecturer at the Graduate School of Applied Biological Sciences.
Member of the Expert Committee on Mammal Protection and Management of the Japanese Society of Mammals.
Specializes in Wildlife Medicine and Wildlife Management.
Main books : Wildlife Science 』 for students of 『 Veterinary Medicine and Applied Animal Science (co-authored by Buneido Publishing, 2013), 『 Additional Edition of Wildlife Management -- Theory and Practice 』 (co-authored by Buneido Publishing, 2016), 『 New Edition of Veterinary and Public Health Practice 』 (co-authored by Gakuso Publishing, 2016), 『 Kami no Tori (God's Bird) 2020 2023 ショウウオ precautionary principle 『 』 』