Re: collecting in Japan

March 19, 1999
From: Yoshi Hirano

Dear Bill,
    
Thank you for your kind and quick message. Here is part of my reply to Cynthia about collecting in Japan.
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"Dear Cynthia,
I hope I can help you to find some suitable marine labs to collect Placida dendritica in Japan. If you would like to collect them in a real Inland area, you can visit two laboratories in Seto, Inland Sea of Japan, western Japan.

If the Inland area is not necessarily important, you can have more choices. I can give you some addresses you can contact when you give me some idea of your plans

Fortunately or unfortunately, there is no special regulations for collecting opisthobranchs in Japan..."
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As to your interest in information from Japan, I am learning to send pictures by jpeg image, so wait one moment. I am happy to send information from Japan!

All the best wishes,
Yoshi

Dr. Y. J. Hirano
Kominato Marine Laboratory
Amatsu-kominato, 299-5502
Japan

hiranoyj@earth.s.chiba-u.ac.jp

Hirano, Y., 1999 (Mar 19) Re: collecting in Japan. [Message in] Sea Slug Forum. Australian Museum, Sydney. Available from http://www.seaslugforum.net/find/704

Thanks Yoshi,
I look forward to hearing from you.
Bill Rudman.

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