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List of works by Akira Ochiai

A REVISION OF THE DRAGONETS REFERABLE TO THE GENUS CALLIONYMUS FOUND IN THE WATERS OF JAPAN ⬇️

scientific article published in December 1955

A Revision of the Pediculate Fishes of the Genus Malthopsis Found in the Waters of Japan (Family Ogcocephalidae) ⬇️

scientific article published in 1956

Comparative Studies of the Japanese Platycephalid Fishes by Electropherograms of Muscle Proteins, LDH and MDH ⬇️

Development of Eggs, Larvae and Juveniles of Jack Mackerel, Trachurus japonicus ⬇️

scientific article published in 1982

Fauna Japonica/Soleina (Pisces)

Genetic divergence and morphological difference between the spotted and common mackerel.

scientific article published in 1986

Genetic divergence and relationship among fifteen species of genera Trachurus, Decapterus, Selar and Selaroides.

scientific article published in 1988

Note of a Hawkfish Oxycirrhites typus from the Coast of Izu, Japan ⬇️

On the Eggs of Japanese Eel and Induction of Maturation by Hormone Injection ⬇️

On the Histological Structure and Function of Digestive Organs of the Fed and Starved Larvae of the Yellowtail, Seriola quinqueradiata ⬇️

On the Maturation of the Yellowtail Cultured in the Floating Net from the Spawning Season to Post-spawning Period ⬇️

On the Metamorphosis and Burrowing Habits of the Snake Eel, Muraenichthys gymnotus ⬇️

scientific article published in 1980

On the Metamorphosis and Identification of the Leptocephali of the Congrid Eel, Conger japonicus, from Tosa Bay, Japan ⬇️

Spawning Aspects of the Grey Mullet, Mugil cephalus L. Living on the Coastal Region of Kochi Prefecture ⬇️

article by Akira Ochiai & Susumu Umeda published 1969 in Japanese journal of ichthyology

Studies on Hoplichthyidae, a family of mail-cheeked fishes, found in Japan and its adjacent waters III ⬇️

Studies on Hoplichthyidae, a family of mail-cheeked fishes, found in Japan and its adjacent waters. I ⬇️

Studies on Hoplichthyidae, a family of mail-cheeked fishes, found in Japan and its adjacent waters. II ⬇️

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