Kiyomatsu Matsubara
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- Bachelors Biology University of Tokyo
- Masters Biology University of Tokyo
- PhD Biology University of Tokyo
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(Suggest an Edit or Addition)According to Wikipedia, was a Japanese marine biologist, ichthyologist, and herpetologist. Born Kiyomatsu Sakamoto in Hyogo Prefecture, Kiyomatsu Matsubara was the first professor of the Department of Fisheries of the University of Kyoto and is considered to be the founder of Japanese research on fish systematics. He changed his name to "Matsubara" in the early 1930s. He has focused his research primarily on the scorpionfish and published many books and scholarly articles. He described several new species of fish, including the crocodile shark .
Kiyomatsu Matsubara's Published Works
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- External and internal characters, horizontal and vertical distributions, luminescence, and food of the dwarf pelagic shark, Euprotomicrus bispinatus (1967) (33)
- Fish Morphology and Hierarchy. Parts II and III (1956) (29)
- A New Carcharoid Shark Found in Japan (1936) (20)
- Studies on Some Japanese Fishes of the Family Gempylidae (1952) (14)
- Revision of the Japanese serranid fish, referable to the genus Acropoma (1953) (12)
- Studies on the Deep-Sea Fishes of Japan : V. Diagnosis of a New Mail-cheeked Fish, Parapterygotrigla multiocellata n. g., n. sp., belonging to Triglidae (1937) (12)
- Studies on the Deep-sea Fishes of Japan. VI. On some Stomiatoid Fishes from Kumano-Nada (1938) (8)
- Lycodes japonicus, A New Ophidioid Fish from Toyama Bay (1951) (8)
- On an Ophidioid Fish, Petroschmidtia toyamensis KATAYAMA, with some Remarks on the Genus Petroschmidtia (1951) (7)
- Studies on the Scorpaenoid Fishes of Japan. II. Statistical Observations on Sebastodes inermis (C. et V.) (1935) (7)
- Comparative study of the lizard-fishes referred to the genus Saurida found in the waters of Japan and China (1951) (6)
- A New Blennoid Fish from Tyôsen (1932) (4)
- A New Eel of the Genus Kaupichthys (1959) (4)
- Description of a new sandfish, Kraemeria sexradiata, from Japan, with special reference to its osteology (1959) (4)
- Two New Blennioid Fishes from Japan (1952) (4)
- A New Bramid Fish Found in Japan (1936) (4)
- A new cottid fish found in Toyama Bay (1951) (4)
- A New Ophidioid Fish Found in Japan (1936) (3)
- A species of the fishes of the family Trichonotidae new to the fauna of Japanese waters (1952) (3)
- Studies on the Deep-Sea Fishes of Japan : IV. A New Mail-cheeked Fish, Hoplichthys fasciatus, belonging to Hoplichthyidae : (1937) (3)
- Studies on the Deep-Sea Fishes of Japan:IX. Description of a New Gadid Fish (1938) (3)
- Studies on the Deep-Sea Fishes of Japan:X. On a New Fish, Notacanthus fascidens , belonging to Heteromi with Special Reference to its Variations (1938) (3)
- Notes on the eels of the genus Synaphobranchus found in Japanese waters (1951) (3)
- Studies on Hoplichthyidae, a family of mail-cheeked fishes, found in Japan and its adjacent waters III (1950) (3)
- Studies on the fishes of the genus Polyipnus found in Japan (1950) (2)
- Studies on the Deep-Sea Fishes of Japan:XII. On Two New Berycoid Fishes belonging to Ostracoberycidae from Suruga Bay (1939) (2)
- A New Name, Sebastichthys hubbsi Matsubara, Substituted for Sebastichthys brevispinis Matsubara, from Japan (1937) (2)
- On the conger els related to Arisoma nystromi(Jordan et Snyder)found in the waters of Japan and China (1951) (2)
- Some Japanese Books on Fishes@@@Fish Morphology and Hierarchy@@@Bibliography of Fishes in Japan@@@Gyoruigaku (Ichthyology)@@@Suisan Shigengaku Soren (General Treatise on the Study of Aquatic Populations) (1956) (1)
- On a New Pearl-fish, Carapus owasianus with Notes on the Genus Jordanicus GILBERT (1953) (1)
- Identity of the wry-mouth fish, Lyconectes ezoensis , with Cryptacanthoides bergi (1950) (1)
- The First Appearance of a Deep-Sea Iniomous Fish, Bathypterois atricolor antennatus (GILBERT) * in Japan (1954) (1)
- On the Cod, Gadus macrocephalus TILESIUS, obtained from “Off-shore” and “Band” Regions. II (1938) (1)
- On a Rare Clupeoid Fish, Rouleina watasei (Tanaka), Taken from Numazu. Shizuoka Prefecture (1950) (0)
- The Capture of the Atlantic Lantern_fish, Lampadena nitida (TAANING) in Japan (1952) (0)
- Studies on the Dees-Ssa Fishes of Japan : II. On a New Fish, belonging to Heteromi (1936) (0)
- Studies on the Seorpaenoid Fishes of Japan (1940) (0)
- Illustrations of Japanese Fishes (1935) (0)
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