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SHINYA Miyata
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博士（理学） ( 2014.02 早稲田大学 )
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修士（理学） ( 2010.03 早稲田大学 )
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学士（理学） ( 2008.03 早稲田大学 )
Research Interests 【 display / non-display 】
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paleontology
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古脊椎動物学
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paleoichthyology
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博物館
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理科教育
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Natural Science / Biogeosciences / Vertebrate paleontology
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Life Science / Biodiversity and systematics / 魚類
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Humanities & Social Sciences / Science education / 博物館教育
From Graduate School 【 display / non-display 】
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Waseda University School of Creative Science and Engineering Department of Earth Sciences, Resources and Environmental Engineering Doctor's Course Completed
2010.04 - 2014.02
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Waseda University School of Creative Science and Engineering Graduate School of Science & Engineering Doctor's Course Completed
2008.04 - 2010.03
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Waseda University School of Education Department of Earth Sciences Doctor's Course Completed
2004.04 - 2008.03
Employment Record in Research 【 display / non-display 】
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Josai University Abolition organization Depertment of Chemistry Assistant Professor
2022.04
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城西大学 水田記念美術館 学芸員
2021.04 - 2022.03
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城西大学 水田記念博物館大石化石ギャラリー 学芸員
2016.04
External Career 【 display / non-display 】
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Josai University Faculty of Sciences Assistant Professor
2022.04
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Josai University
2021.04 - 2022.03
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学校法人城西大学水田記念博物館大石化石ギャラリー 学芸員
2016.04
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Shumei University Assistant Professor
2015.04 - 2016.03
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National Museum of Nature and Science, Tokyo Department of Geology and Paleontology
2014.11 - 2015.03
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日本魚類学会
2009
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日本古生物学会
2008
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日本地質学会
2008
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Inferring collective behaviour from a fossilized fish shoal Reviewed
Nobuaki Mizumoto, Shinya Miyata, Stephen C. Pratt
PROCEEDINGS OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY B-BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES 286 ( 1903 ) 20190891 2019.05
Language：English Publishing type：Research paper (scientific journal) Publisher：ROYAL SOC
Collective motion by animal groups can emerge from simple rules that govern each individual's interactions with its neighbours. Studies of extant species have shown how such rules yield coordinated group behaviour, but little is known of their evolutionary origins or whether extinct group-living organisms used similar rules. Here, we report evidence consistent with coordinated collective motion in a fossilized group of the extinct fish Erismatopterus levatus, and we infer possible behavioural rules that underlie it. We found traces of two rules for social interaction similar to those used by extant fishes: repulsion from close individuals and attraction towards neighbours at a distance. Moreover, the fossilized fish showed group-level structures in the form of oblong shape and high polarization, both of which we successfully reproduced in simulations incorporating the inferred behavioural rules. Although it remains unclear how the fish shoal's structure was preserved in the fossil, these findings suggest that fishes have been forming shoals by combining sets of simple behavioural rules since at least the Eocene. Our study highlights the possibility of exploring the social communication of extinct animals, which has been thought to leave no fossil record.
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Current state of research on Quaternary freshwater fossil fishes in Japan Reviewed
Miyata Shinya
Fossils 105 ( 0 ) 9 - 20 2019
Authorship：Lead author Language：Japanese Publisher：日本古生物学会
Quaternary freshwater fish fossils are significant to consider the biogeographical history and evolution of Recent and Neogene freshwater fishes. In the present study, previous studies of Quaternary freshwater fish fossils from Japan are reviewed with the updated geological datum of each fossil bed.In Japan, Pleistocene sediments (e.g. Kobiwako Group) have yielded many pharyngeal teeth of cyprinids as well as spines and bones of siluriformes, which contribute to paleobiogeographical and histological studies of these taxa, although the fossils are fragments. Fish fossils from the Miyajima Formation of Tochigi and the Nogami Formation of Oita could possibly be utilized to calibrate molecular clocks of molecular phylogenetics, because these can be identified at the species level based on the articulated and well-preserved fossil specimens.Studies of fish bones and scales from shell mound remains of the Jomon period revealed the existence of extinct cyprinid groups of present Japan and regional extinction during the Holocene time in Japan. These studies are important to discuss the relationships between the transition of fish fauna and human activities.
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Nipponocypris takayamai, a new species of cyprinid fish from the Nogami Formation (Middle Pleistocene) in the southern part of the Kusu Basin, Oita, Japan Reviewed
Miyata Shinya, Yabumoto Yoshitaka, Hirano Hiromichi
PALEONTOLOGICAL RESEARCH 22 ( 3 ) 218 - 238 2018.07
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The first record of Lower Cretaceous otoliths from the Kimigahama Formation (Barremian) of the Choshi Group, Chiba Prefecture, Japan Reviewed
Shinya Miyata, Shinji Isaji, Kenji Kashiwagi, Hidehiko Asai
Palaeontologia Electronica 27 ( 1 ) 1 - 23 2024.04
Authorship：Lead author, Corresponding author Language：English Publishing type：Research paper (scientific journal) Publisher：Coquina Press
DOI： 10.26879/1318
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Miyata Shinya, Ozaki Kaoru, Fukushima Tohru, Taru Hajime
Fossils 115 5 - 17 2024.03
Authorship：Lead author, Corresponding author Language：Japanese Publishing type：Research paper (scientific journal) Publisher：Palaeontological Society of Japan
The Plio-Pleistocene Kazusa Group, situated in the middle and upper basin of the Tama River in Northwestern Tokyo, Japan is known to have yielded various vertebrates, including both terrestrial and marine mammals as well as chondrichthyan fishes. Recently, osteichthyan fish fossils have been discovered from this stratum. Notably, marine fish fossils have been discovered in the Oyabe, Hirayama, Komiya, Oyamada, and Renkoji formations of Kazusa Group. Of these formations, the Oyabe Formation has revealed Clupeiformes and the first East Asian fossils of the Plotosidae, while the Renkoji Formation has yielded Clupeiformes, Clupeidae, Engraulidae, and the second recorded occurrence of the Mugilidae in Japan. These recent discoveries suggest that the Kazusa Group in Northwestern Tokyo has the potential to be a significant stratum for the study of Quaternary marine fossil osteichthyan fishes.
Other Link： https://ndlsearch.ndl.go.jp/books/R000000004-I033437506
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最新 地学事典
地学団体研究会, 地学団体研究会最新地学事典編集委員会（ Role： Contributor）
平凡社 2024.03 （ ISBN:458211508X ）
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古生物水族館のつくり方 プロが真面目に飼育施設を考えてみた
土屋 健 (著), ツク之助 (イラスト), 海遊館 獣医師 伊東隆臣 (監修), 古生物水族館研究者チーム (監修)（ Role： Supervisor (editorial) , 中生代・新生代の魚類）
2023.12 （ ISBN:4297139693 ）
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西 弘嗣（ Role： Contributor , 条鰭類魚類の起源と中生代以降の大繁栄）
丸善出版 2023.02 （ ISBN:4621307584 ）
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古生物食堂
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技術評論社 2019.08 （ ISBN:4297108194 ）
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直良信夫展 : 再発見された遺産は語る : 展示解説書
西岡 佑一郎, 平山 廉（ Role： Contributor）
早稲田大学會津八一記念博物館 2018.02
Misc 【 display / non-display 】
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お手軽３Dスキャンで広がる展示・展示室の可能性
丸山啓志, 宮田真也, 黒須弘美, 松岡廣繁
第43回日本展示学会研究大会金沢大会研究発表梗概集 50 - 51 2024.07
Publishing type：Research paper, summary (national, other academic conference)
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化石友の会イベント「東京大学総合研究博物館 インターメディアテク展示見学会」報告 Reviewed
奥村よほ子, 宮田真也, 矢部 淳
化石 ( 108 ) 42 - 43 2020.09
Language：Japanese Publishing type：Meeting report
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「ふじのくに地球環境史ミュージアム バックヤードツアー」報告 Reviewed
宮田真也・木村由莉・矢部 淳
化石 ( 106 ) 40 - 41 2019.09
Authorship：Lead author Language：Japanese
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化石友の会コーナー 友の会トピック 身近な化石を求めて : 多摩川河床,東京湾海岸を例に Invited
宮田 真也
化石 = Fossils ( 105 ) 37 - 40 2019.03
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学校法人城西大学水田記念博物館大石化石ギャラリー Invited
高橋謙輔, 宮田真也
科学教室 61 ( 9 ) 86 - 87 2018
Language：Japanese
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A Triassic coelacanth from the Banff region of Alberta, Canada
Shinya Miyata, Yoshitaka Yabumoto
4th International Coelacanth Symposium 2025.01
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Diversification patterns of Neogene marine chondrichthyan and teleostean fishes from Japan
Jaime A. Villafaña, Lauren Sallan, Miyata Shinya, Yukito Kurihara, Yuji, Takakuwa, Kenshu, Shimada, Marcelo M. Rivadeneira
Conference: III Congreso Chileno de PaleontologíaAt: Copiapó, Chile 2024.09
Event date： 2024.09
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Possibility of 3D model Collections in paleontology simply, easily, and inexpensively using portable devices equipped with LiDAR-From on-hand to room-
Satoshi MARUYAMA, Shinya MIYATA, Hiromi KUROSU, Hiroshige MATSUOKA
2024.08
Event date： 2024.08
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伊豆半島の中新統湯ヶ島層群から産出したハリセンボン科化石
宮田真也, 門田真人, 西岡佑一郎, 樽 創
日本古生物学会2024年年会 2024.06
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Development of Paleo-mimetic Underwater Biomimetic Robot.
2024.05
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「県の化石」玖珠盆地産淡水魚類化石の分類学的研究
Grant number：20H00909 2020.04 - 2022.03
日本学術振興会 科学研究費助成事業 奨励研究 奨励研究
宮田 真也
Authorship：Principal investigator
Grant amount：\480000 （ Direct Cost: \480000 ）
大分県玖珠盆地に分布する中部更新統野上層からは珪藻，植物，昆虫および淡水魚類の化石が産出する．野上層産淡水魚類化石のように全身骨格が保存された更新世の淡水魚類化石は稀であり，日本だけでなく東アジアの淡水魚類相を理解する上で重要である．また，日本地質学会より「大分県の化石」としても指定されており，地域の教育資源としても重要な化石群である．本研究ではニゴイ属化石について現生種との比較検討を行った．
結果，玖珠盆地産ニゴイ属魚類の化石は，歯骨，主鰓蓋骨，下鰓蓋骨，椎骨数の特徴の組み合わせから現生種とは異なることが明らかとなった．したがって，絶滅種の可能性がるため，今後は種の記載を行う予定である．
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私たちもサカナ？！ー生きている化石シーラカンスのお話ー
Role(s)： Lecturer
港区立青南小学校 公開授業 2025.02
Type：Visiting lecture
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化石ロボットで学ぶSTEAM ー古生物学講座編 化石堀体験ワークショップー
Role(s)： Lecturer
善通寺市小学校STEAMプログラム 化石ロボットで学ぶSTEAMプログラム 2024.10
Type：Visiting lecture
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JOSAI美術館・博物館ワークショップ
Role(s)： Lecturer
日高市 第25期ひ・まわり探検隊体験教室 2024.07
Type：Visiting lecture
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いい塩梅（アンバい）の化石講座～恐竜時代の琥珀（アンバー）を見つけよう～
Role(s)： Lecturer
子ども大学にしいるま 2024.07
Type：Visiting lecture
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Diversity of non-tetrapod vertebrates
Role(s)： Panel moderator, session chair, etc.
2nd Asian Palaeontological Congress (APC2) 2023.08
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