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Licensed Translation 01 | Medaka & Wild Genetic Disturbance
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Browse 21 English reading pages for medaka and freshwater shrimp.
Selected passages from Japanese scientific publications, where supported by documented reuse terms; each page explains the scope of the translation.
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Selected Japanese passages in English; not the entire copyrighted article.
Selected translated excerpt
Selected Japanese passages in English; not the entire copyrighted article.
Selected translated excerpt
Selected Japanese passages in English; not the entire copyrighted article.
Issue-level English editorial guides to history, breeders and traits. These are not page-by-page magazine translations.
Original English reading guide
Research background, history and source context, not a complete magazine translation.
Original English reading guide
Research background, history and source context, not a complete magazine translation.
Original English reading guide
Research background, history and source context, not a complete magazine translation.
Original English reading guide
Research background, history and source context, not a complete magazine translation.
Original English reading guide
Research background, history and source context, not a complete magazine translation.
Original English reading guide
Research background, history and source context, not a complete magazine translation.
Original English reading guide
Research background, history and source context, not a complete magazine translation.
Original English reading guide
Research background, history and source context, not a complete magazine translation.
Original English reading guide
Research background, history and source context, not a complete magazine translation.
Original English reading guide
Research background, history and source context, not a complete magazine translation.
Source-linked Aquapedia companions about medaka genetics, breeding, ecology and freshwater shrimp.
Original English research article
Fujii and Fuke reported the freshwater prawn Palaemon sinensis from three prefectures of Japan, with Yamanashi and Fukui described as first prefectural records. Such locality evidence is useful for shrimp identification and invasive-range mapping, but it does not independently demonstrate displacement of native species or aquarium compatibility.
English-language research companion
In a controlled medaka larval experiment, starvation without supplemental glucose produced fatty-liver signs in 3%, 35% and 61% of larvae at four, seven and nine days after hatching. Proteomic results indicated altered amino-acid catabolism, fatty-acid beta-oxidation and lipid transport. The glucose comparator was an experimental control, not a recommended aquarium feed.
Original English research article
The investigators exposed medaka to treated wastewater and analyzed growth, spawning and potential water-quality/metabolic markers. Their Japanese abstract reports fewer fertilized eggs and reduced fertilization rates in the secondary-treated-water group. Associations with analytical markers do not establish which individual chemical caused the reproductive differences.
Original English research article
Researchers studying naturally reproducing medaka in one rice paddy observed eggs deposited on Chara braunii, Trapa jeholensis and Spirogyra sp., but not on rice stalks or Monochoria vaginalis. The result highlights the ecological role of noncrop aquatic vegetation; it does not rank aquarium spawning mops.
Original English research article
An outdoor-pond study documented medaka courtship and spawning in the morning. Females then carried fertilized eggs before depositing them on surface-adjacent aquatic vegetation through the morning and afternoon. Timing varies with context, so the study is a husbandry research lead, not a strict ornamental breeding rule.
English-language research companion
Nagai and Imai published a study of how introductions of nonnative Neocaridina relate to changes in Japanese land-locked freshwater-shrimp fauna. The publication's title and scope are verified; detailed species, genetic and site-specific conclusions await a full-text audit. Ornamental trade names are not scientific identifications.
English-language research companion
Researchers combined markers, genotyping and cryopreserved sperm resources to develop congenic medaka strains with HNI-II genetic regions on an HdrR-II1 background in roughly four generations. This scientific method should not be mistaken for proof of pedigrees for ornamental Kagami, Ryurin or Dragon Scale trade lines.
Independent English research
Explains classification terminology and traits; not a translation of the copyrighted JMA manual.
JMA classification — extended research notes ↗
Medaka Hyakka No. 21 — extended reading notes ↗
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