Satsue Mito
Japanese zoologist and academic
Born
1914
111 years ago
Died
April 7th, 2012
12 years ago — 98 years old
Category
Scientists & Innovators
Country
Japan
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Contributed significantly to the field of zoology, focusing on the study of Japanese fauna. Conducted extensive research on amphibians and reptiles, with particular emphasis on their taxonomy and ecology. Published numerous papers and was involved in academic activities that advanced the understanding of Japan's biodiversity. Served as a faculty member at an academic institution, influencing the next generation of zoologists.
Conducted pioneering research on Japanese amphibians
Published influential taxonomic studies
Contributed to ecological research in Japan
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