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Enhanced CO2 removal and improved carbon budget by enhanced rock weathering: a field experiment in Hokkaido, JapanNARA Subscribed
Climate change affects food production, increasing the need for CO 2 removal (CDR) strategies. Enhanced rock weathering, which involves the spreading of crushed silicate rock powder on agricultural soil to sequester atmospheric CO 2 via enhanced natural weathering, shows potential to enrich the agricultural soil. In this study, we evaluated the short-term impacts of basalt powder on CO 2 emissions in rhizosphere and non-rhizos...
Anatomical investigation of the common minke whale fetal tongue reveals papillae marginales and glandsNARA Subscribed
The tongue serves as a vital organ in mammals, facilitating crucial functions such as mastication, swallowing, vocalization, thermoregulation, and taste reception. Cetacean tongues have evolved under distinct selective pressures compared to those of terrestrial mammals, yet research on their tongues is limited, leading to controversy regarding their gustatory abilities. This study aims to elucidate the morphological characteri...
An updated insight on testicular hemodynamics: Environmental, physiological, and technical perspectives in farm and companion animalsNARA Subscribed
In all organs, control of blood flow is important but might be particularly critical for testicular functions. This is because of the very low oxygen concentration and high metabolic rate of the seminiferous tubules, the physiological temperature of the testis, and its location outside the abdominal cavity. Many factors affect the characteristics of TBF in farm and companion animals, such as environment (thermal and seasonal e...
Evidence of a local spawning site of marine eels along northeastern Japan, based on the distribution of small leptocephaliNARA Subscribed
Evidence of recent spawning by several species of marine eels of the families Congridae, Ophichthidae, and Nettastomatidae was found over the continental shelf along the coast of northeastern Japan in October 2003. Sixty‐three leptocephali of at least three taxa that ranged from 3.8 to 12.3 mm total length were collected in a relatively small area, just to the south of Cape Shioya, primarily over the 100‐and 200‐m‐depth contou...
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