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Relationships between egg size and maternal size, life history forms, and habitats of Greenlandic Arctic charr (Salvelinus alpinus)

Kunio Takatsu, Coralie Delarue, Naomi Heller, Grégoire Saboret, Jakob Brodersen

Environmental Biology of Fishes, May, 2023
Repeated elevational clines of early life‐history traits and their proximate mechanisms in brown trout

Kunio Takatsu, Jakob Brodersen

Freshwater Biology, Apr, 2023
Temperature regime during embryogenesis alters subsequent behavioural phenotypes of juvenile brown trout

Kunio Takatsu, Oliver M. Selz, Jakob Brodersen

Biology Letters, Nov, 2022
Predator cannibalism can shift prey community composition toward dominance by small prey species

Kunio Takatsu

Ecology and Evolution, May, 2022
Enhanced recruitment of larger predators in the presence of large prey

Kunio Takatsu, Osamu Kishida

Journal of Animal Ecology, 89(7) 1615-1627, Jul, 2020
Giant cannibals drive selection for inducible defence in heterospecific prey

Kunio Takatsu, Volker H. W. Rudolf, Osamu Kishida

Biological Journal of the Linnean Society, Nov, 2016
Contacts with large, active individuals intensify the predation risk of small conspecifics

Aya Yamaguchi, Kunio Takatsu, Osamu Kishida

Ecology, 97(11) 3206-3218, Nov, 2016
Predator cannibalism can intensify negative impacts on heterospecific prey

Kunio Takatsu, Osamu Kishida

Ecology, 96(7) 1887-1898, Jul, 2015
Allometric equations for estimation of energy contents from body length for common amphibians (Hynobius retardatus and Rana pirica) in Hokkaido, Japan

Kunio Takatsu, Osamu Kishida

Herpetology Notes, Apr, 2015
Adaptive acceleration in growth and development of salamander hatchlings in cannibalistic situations

Osamu Kishida, Ayumi Tezuka, Akiko Ikeda, Kunio Takatsu, Hirofumi Michimae

Functional Ecology, 29(4) 469-478, Nov, 2014
An offensive predator phenotype selects for an amplified defensive phenotype in its prey

Kunio Takatsu, Osamu Kishida

Evolutionary Ecology, 27(1) 1-11, Apr, 2012