Publications

genetic structure of the endangered plant neolitsea sericea (lauraceae) from the zhoushan archipelago using rapd markers.	the zhoushan archipelago is the largest archipelago in china. it separated from the mainland about 9000 years ago due to rising sea levels and climate change. because of the long-term influences of human activities, the original forest vegetation on the large islands has been badly damaged and its plant diversity reduced.	2005	15546928
topography-specific seed dispersal by japanese macaques in a lowland forest on yakushima island, japan.	1. we investigated patterns of seed dispersal (i.e. dispersal distances and topography of seed-deposition sites) via the cheek pouches of japanese macaques (macaca fuscata yakui) during three seasons in a lowland forest on yakushima island, japan. 2. the mean seed-dispersal distances were 16.7, 26.1, 41.8, and 32.4 m from the trunks of mother trees of myrica rubra, persea thunbergii, neolitsea sericea, and litsea acuminata, respectively. 3. we assessed the possible effect of macaque foraging pat ...	2009	19120599