Kaysie, I really don't know. I just got the book from Amazon today and have yet to read it. I'm disappointed as the title is somewhat deceptive. I mean, I had high expectations after reading that it was 352 pages long, but it turns out that only 51 pages are devoted to the author's observations of Andrias japonicus. So I figured, oh well, might as well get some mileage out of it by posting a few pics
These Tim's pics are things when Mr. Masanori Hata reports the breeding institution of Asa Zoological Park.
Masanori Hata is a writer famous for Japan.
Asa Zoological Park is a zoo in Hiroshima Prefecture known for breeding of Andrias japonicus.
It has succeeded in artificial breeding of A.japonicus for the first time in 1979.
There is a book called "Andrias japonicus" written by the first director, Mr. Jiro Kobara.
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"Andrias Japonicus"
(Jiro Kobara/1985/ISBN4-88622-220-X)
contents
prologue---Contact
chapter 1--Old research
chapter 2--Real face
chapter 3--Habitat
chapter 4--Field ecology
chapter 5--Breeding action
chapter 6--Breed
chapter 7--The whereabouts of a natural
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