Kei Uchida, an environmental scientist at Tokyo City University, studied how population shifts affect biodiversity in Japan.
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Updated Nov 4
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Kei Uchida, an environmental scientist at Tokyo City University, studied how population shifts affect biodiversity in Japan.
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Tokyo City University
university in Japan
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Kei Uchida
researcher (ORCID 0000-0002-5955-6017)
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