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BOOK REVIEW Kubota, Shin (2014) Thalassia Salentina, 36: 91-93
Will Human Dreams of Immortality Come True Through Jellyfish Research? : Biological and life science studies of immortal and ephemeral jellyfishes Kubota, Shin (2015-06) 外国向け研究紹介冊子 Kyoto University Research Activities, 5(1): 25-25
Leucothea japonica Komai (Ctenophora; Tentaculata; Lobata) spurts 'ink' when poked Kubota, Shin (1996-02) Bulletin of the Plankton Society of Japan, 43(1): 45-46
GREEN FLUORESCENCE PROTEIN (GFP) DETECTED IN A MEDUSA OF ATORELLA VANHOEFFENI (CNIDARIA, SCYPHOZOA, CORONATAE) IN JAPAN Kubota, Shin; Minemizu, Ryo (2014-03) Kuroshio Biosphere, 10: 1-2
Green fluorescence in young individual(s) of cubomedusa, scyphomedusa and ctenophora Kubota, Shin (2011-03) Kuroshio Biosphere, 7: 45-46
New distribution patterns of green fluorescence in small hydromedusae Kubota, Shin (2011-03) Kuroshio Biosphere, 7: 41-43
Green fluorescence protein (GFP) firstly detected in an immature medusa of Nausithoe sp. from Japan Kubota, Shin (2012-03) Kuroshio Biosphere, 8: 17-18
Eugymnanthea japonica (Hydrozoa, Eirenidae) spawns by illumination of red light Kubota, Shin (2015-09-20) Biogeography, 17: 87-89
Basal-disc creeping combined with rotation, an undescribed behaviour with preferred directionality in bivalve-inhabiting hydrozoans (Cnidaria: Hydrozoa: Leptomedusae) Kubota, Shin (2008-12-18) Journal of the Marine Biological Association of the United Kingdom, 88(8): 1737-1741
Evolutionary meaning of non-synchronous medusa release and spawning in the most advanced bivalve-inhabiting hydrozoan, Eugymnanthea japonica. Kubota, Shin (2012-08) Zoological science, 29(8): 481-483