Tokio Shikama

Tokio Shikama (1912–1978), Japanese palaeontologist and malacologist.

日本語: 鹿間時夫

• Yokohama National University

Taxon names authored

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• 10 taxon names authored by Tokio Shikama

Eponyms

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• 1 eponym of Tokio Shikama

Publications

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1938

• Shikama, T. 1938. Discovery of a giant fallow deer from the Pleistocene in Japan. Japanese Journal of Geology and Geography 16: 115–122. Reference page. 

1942

• Endo, R. & Shikama, T. 1942. Mesozoic reptilian fauna in the Jehol mountainland, Manchoukuo. Bulletin of the Central National Museum of Manchoukou 3: 1–20. Reference page. 

1949

• Shikama, T. 1949. The Kuzuü ossuaries: geological and palaeontological studies of the limestone fissure deposits, in Kuzuü, Totigi Prefecture. The science reports of the Tohoku University. Second series, Geology 23: 1–201. hdl: 10097/28743 Reference page. 

1958

• Shikama, T. & Hasegawa, Y. 1958. On a new Anourosorex from the Ryûgasi Formation (Fissure Deposits) in Japan. Science reports of the Yokohama National University. Section II, Biological and geological sciences. 7: 105–117. hdl: 10131/2920 Reference page. 
• Shikama, T. & Okafuji, G. 1958. Quaternary Cave and Fissure Deposits and their Fossils in Akiyosi District, Yamaguti Prefecture. Science reports of the Yokohama National University. Section II, Biological and geological sciences 7: 43–103. hdl: 10131/2919 Reference page. 

1963

• Shikama, T. & Okafuji, G. 1963. On Some Choukuotien Mammals from Isa, Yamaguchi Prefecture, Japan. Science reports of the Yokohama National University. Section II, Biological and geological sciences 9: 51–58. hdl: 10131/2928 Reference page. 

1966

• Shikama, T. & Ozaki, H. 1966. ブラジル, サンパウロの古生界産爬虫類骨格 [On a Reptilian Skeleton from the Palaeozoic Formation of San Paulo, Brazil]. (English) Transactions and Proceedings of the Palaeontological Society of Japan (n.s.) 64: 351–358. DOI: 10.14825/prpsj1951.1966.64_351 Reference page. 

1972

• Shikama, T. 1972. Fossil Crocodilia from Tsochin, Southwestern Taiwan. Science Reports of the Yokohama National University. Section II. Biological and Geological Sciences 19: 125–131. hdl: 10131/2970 Reference page.