Organisms are widely distributed over the surface of the Earth. At the same time, they often exhibit non-uniform distribution and spatial/temporal variability, resulting in diverse patterns of community structure. To address the question of how multiple species coexist, generate community structures, and persist over time, I am conducting field-based research in the coastal waters of temperate-tropical Asia, known as a center of marine biodiversity. In this seminar, I will introduce my research and other activities at the Amakusa Marine Biological Laboratory as a center of research and education in the field of coastal ecosystems studies.

12:10 – 12:15　Introduction
Kun Qian, Associate Professor (Q-AOS Coodinator)

12:15 – 12:40 "Biodiversity and species coexistence: the Amakusa Marine Biological Laboratory as a center for research and education”

Associate Professor Seiji Arakaki
(Biodiversity and species coexistence: the Amakusa Marine Biological Laboratory as a center for research and education)

12:40 – 12:50 Q&A

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