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Early cambrian pentamerous cubozoan embryos from South china. Han, Jian; Kubota, Shin; Li, Guoxiang; Yao, Xiaoyong; Yang, Xiaoguang; Shu, Degan; Li, Yong; Kinoshita, Shunichi; Sasaki, Osamu; Komiya, Tsuyoshi; Yan, Gang (2013-08-12) PloS one, 8(8)
The life cycle of a bivalve-inhabiting hydrozoan, Eutima sapinhoa (Cnidaria, Hydrozoa), from Florida, USA Kubota, Shin (2012-09-20) Biogeography, 14: 87-91
Tiny sea anemone from the Lower Cambrian of China. Han, Jian; Kubota, Shin; Uchida, Hiro-omi; Stanley, George D; Yao, Xiaoyong; Shu, Degan; Li, Yong; Yasui, Kinya (2010-10-13) PloS one, 5(10)
A New Hydromedusa of the Genus Malagazzia (Leptomedusae; Malagazzidae) from Japan Akiyama, Hisashi; Horinouchi, Shiori; Kubota, Shin (2013-08-20) Biogeography, 15: 95-99
Wide geographical distribution of Atorella vanhoeffeni (Cnidaria, Scyphozoa, Coronatae) in Japan Kubota, Shin; Hirano, Yayoi; Ikeguchi, Shinichiro; Minemizu, Ryo; Kitamura, Minoru (2012-09-20) Biogeography, 14: 83-86
Distinction of two morphotypes of Turritopsis nutricula medusae (Cnidaria, Hydrozoa, Anthomedusae) in Japan, with reference to their different abilities to revert to the hydroid stage and their distinct geographical distributions Kubota, Shin (2005-08-20) Biogeography, 7: 41-50
Relation between expanding range of bivalve-inhabiting hydrozoans and water temperature Kobayashi, Arei; Kubota, Shin (2009-08-20) Biogeography, 11: 23-31
Some new and reconfirmed biological observations in two species of Eugymnanthea (Hydrozoa, Leptomedusae, Eirenidae) associated with bivalves Kubota, Shin (2004-08-20) Biogeography, 6: 1-5
Later appearance of giant jellyfish, Nemopilema nomurai (Scyphozoa: Rhizostomeae), in the inshore waters at the Jindo Island and the Jeju Island, Korea in November, 2009 Kubota, Shin; Lee, Ji-Min; Chang, Cheon-Young; Ueno, Shunshiro (2010-08-20) Biogeography, 12: 9-11
Rare distribution of green fluorescent protein (GFP) in hydroids from Porto Cesareo, Lecce, Italy, with reference to biological meaning of this rarity Kubota, Shin; Gravili, Cinzia (2011-09-20) Biogeography, 13: 9-11