Kunio Sasaki

This body of work centers on the anatomy of fish, particularly the lateral line sensory system (a network of sensory organs that detect water movement) and its nerve supply across various fish species such as eels, apogonids, soleids, and others. The research compares these structures across species to understand their evolution and classification, using detailed morphological and some molecular methods. Note that the bibliographic record also contains a few unrelated titles (on liver cancer recurrence and cattle bone fracture treatment), suggesting possible mixing of records from a different individual with the same name.

Publication output has been low and fairly irregular over the past decade, averaging about one paper per year in the most recent five years, with some years showing no output.

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