Laguna : 汽水域研究

Research Center for Coastal Lagoon Environments, Shimane University

ISSN:2185-2995(online)
ISSN:1340-3834(in print)

Laguna : 汽水域研究.

vol.7

(2000-03)

Asessment of Impacts of Sea Level Rise on the Songkhla Lake in South Thailand/

Hirai, Yukihiro/

PP. 1 - 14

Morphology of Microcystis sp. In Lake Shinji, a Brackish Lake in Japan/

Ohtsuka, Taisuke/

PP. 81 - 83

Bibliography Concerning Lakes Nakaumi and Shinji/

Aizaki, Morihiro/

PP. 85 - 105

The Holocene Environmental Change of the Estuary of Nagdong River, Southern Korea

Kang Sora/ Lee Yeon Gyu/ Bae Boo-Young/ Lee Jung Woo/ Yoon Sun/

PP. 15 - 21

Holocene Paleoenvironmental Change in Yodoe Plain Tottori Prefecture, Southwest Japan, Based on the Analyses of Planktic microfossils Dictyochaeae and Pediastnum/

Arakawa, Yoshitake/ Tokuoka, Takao/ Watanabe, Masami/

PP. 23 - 28

A Death Shell Assemblage Occurred in Recent Tsuyazaki Tidal Flat/

Tanaka, Hidenori/

PP. 29 - 35

Effect of Tidal-flow Induction on Macrobenthic Animal Community in an Enclosed Channel of Lake Nakaumi, Southwest Japan/

Yamaguchi, Keiko/ Fujimoto, Masako/ Takayasu, Katsumi/ Sonoda, Takeshi/

PP. 37 - 44

The effect of Construrtion of Tidal Flow Pipes on the Benthic Fauna in the Honjo Area of Lake Nakaumi/

Hori, Nobuko/ Namikoshi, Atsushi/ Akiba, Michihiro/ Aizaki, Morihiro/

PP. 45 - 52

Diatom Flora in Sinking Particles and Coastal Marine Sediments, Examined by Sediment Trap Method in Omura Bay, Western Japan/

Kato, Megumi/ Tanimura, Yoshihiro/ Matsuoka, Kazumi/ Fukusawa, Hitoshi/

PP. 53 - 60

Cyanobacterial Water-bloom in Lake Shinji and its Geochemical Features/

Seto, Koji/ Nakayama, Daisuke/ Tanaka, Hidenori/ Yamaguchi, Keiko/

PP. 61 - 69

Problems of Vertical Profile of Chlorophyll Concentration Measured by in Vivo Method under Water-bloom condition/

Nakayama, Daisuke/ Ohtsuka, Taisuke/ Seto, Koji/ Yamaguchi, Keiko/

PP. 71 - 76

Elimination of Red Tide Water (Prorocentrum minimum ) by Using Ruditapes Philippinarum/

Tanaka, Hidenori/ Ohtsuka, Taisuke/

PP. 77 - 79

The Center's Affairs/

PP. 107 - 109