Japanese Journal of Zoo and Wildlife Medicine
Online ISSN : 2185-744X
Print ISSN : 1342-6133
ISSN-L : 1342-6133
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Study on Parasitic Larval Stage of Freshwater Unionid Mussel at the Enoshima Aquarium – Parasite was in Fact Endangered Species
Toshishige ITOH
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2019 Volume 24 Issue 3 Pages 97-103

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 Research activity is one of the function of museum. The goal of this activity is, to publish a scientific paper so that all the data from research and experiment become available for public and other researchers. Without publishing as a report, your research experience and knowledge will stay in as your personal knowledge and only gives you self-satisfaction. Curators and researchers belong to facilities such as museum (include zoo and aquarium) occupy adequate positions that allow them to organize basic research. Despite having various tasks to work with as their main responsibility, museum curators should create time and effort for their research activities. In my case, with some ingenuity, I was able to complete my research on the ecology of glochidia (larvae of freshwater unionid mussel) and published some scientific papers. If each curatorial staff members conduct research, the research function of the museum will evolve. I would recommend that you should enjoy your research activity as an enjoyment of your life.

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