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  • Dr. Ryota Nakajima | Welcome to Ryota's website!

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  • PUBLICATIONS | Dr. Ryota Nakajima

    Publications (peer-reviewed) 2022 59. Wang T, Zhao S, Zhu L, McWilliams JC, Galgani L, Amin RM, Nakajima R, Jiang W, Chen M (2022) Accumulation, transformation and transport of microplastics in estuar...

  • ABOUT ME | Dr. Ryota Nakajima

    Ryota was born in Tokyo, Japan in 1981. He graduated from Soka University (Tokyo) in 2004 with a B.S. in Bioengineering. In 2009 he received his Ph.D. (Biological Oceanography), also from Soka Univers...

  • The role of coral mucus 101 | Dr. Ryota Nakajima

    Why do corals release mucus? Corals are known to release mucus from their body into the water. But why do they release mucus? Look at the above picture. When I expose corals to air, they release slimy...

  • Deep-sea conservation | Dr. Ryota Nakajima

    Continuous decline of marine biodiversity is one of the critical issues in our oceans. That’s why conservation of marine biodiversity is crucial for the sustainable use of marine resources and healthy...

  • Trophic structure of coral reef zooplankton | Dr. Ryota Nakajima

    Coral reefs are a hot spot in marine ecological study. Although these ecosystems account for only 0.1% of the world ocean area, their fish production supports ca. 10% of the world’s fish stock. Howeve...

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