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| | Shiho Fujita Last updated: Oct 14, 2009 at 00:00 | Name | Shiho Fujita |
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Affiliation | Yamaguchi University |
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Section | Faculty of Agriculture, Veterinary Medicine |
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Job title | Assistant Professor |
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Degree | D.Sc(Kyoto University), M.Sc(Kyoto University) |
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Academic & Professional Experience JSPS research fellow (DC1), JSPS research fellow (PD), Research fellow of Primate Research Institute, Kyoto university Education - 2003 Graduate School, Division of Natural Science, Kyoto University - 1997 Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Hokkaido University Misc Effects of ovarian status, oocyte morphology and hormone supplement on in vitro maturation of domestic cat oocytes. Fujita S Japan Journal of Veterinary Research 45 123-124 1997 Artificial insemination and pregnancy of a chimpanzee Fujita S, Matsuzawa T, Matsubayashi K Primate research 15 251-257 1999 Hirata S, Yamakoshi G, Fujita S, Ohashi G, Matsuzawa T American Journal of Primatology 53 93-97 2001 Fujita S, Mitsunaga F, Sugiura H, Shimizu K American Journal of Primatology 53 167-176 2001 Bardi M, Shimizu K, Fujita S, Borgognini-Tari S, Huffman MA International Journal of Primatology 22 647-662 2001 Books etc Primate Parasite Ecology Cambridge University Press 2008 |
Conference Activities & Talks Hormonal correlates of maternal style in captive macaques. The 16th Annual Congress of Primate Society of Japan 2000 Maternal behavior and maternal estrogen metabolites changes in the feces of captive macaques (Macaca fuscata, M. mulatta). The XVIIIth Congress of the International Primatological Society 2001 Female sexual behavior during the ovarian cycle in wild Japanese macaques. An International Symposium on “The Barbary Macaque: Comparative and Evolutionary Perspectives” 2003 Activity, diet, fecal steroids and reproductive parameters in female chimpanzees: comparisons between Mahale (Tanzania) and Bosssou (Guinea). An International Symposium on “African Great Apes: Evolution, Diversity and Conservation” 2004 Monitoring health status by using non-invasive sampling methods in wild chimpanzees. Conference on “Diseases - the third major threat for wild Great Apes?” 2004 Research Grants & Projects Behavioral and ecological study of reproduction in wild primates The Other Research Programs Project Year: 1997 Sutudy on health monitoring of wild great apes Global Environment Research Fund Project Year: 2006 |
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