Classification :
Eukarya - Opisthokonta - Animalia - Chordata - Vertebrata - Gnathostomata - Pisciformes - Actinopterygii - Scorpaeniformes - Cottoidei - Cottidae - Rheopresbe - Rheopresbe kazika
synonym
 Cottus kazika Jordan & Starks, 1904
accepted as Rheopresbe kazika
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[Map・Summary]
■ Record acquisition rangeWith latitude and longitude information：0%
■ Record acquisition periodWith period：88%
1947/07/08 ~ 2006/12/12
* Date last modified：2018/02/21
■ Number of record60 　
■ Dataset2 　
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[Environment data]
Red list status in Japan
Vulnerable (VU): Ministry of the Environment
Data Deficient (D Rank): Aomori
Endangered (EN): Akita
Endangered (EN): Yamagata
Critically Endangered: Kanagawa
Near Threatened (NT): Niigata
Near Threatened: Toyama
Vulnerable: Fukui
Extinct (EX): Yamanashi
Vulnerable: Gifu
Vulnerable (VU): Shizuoka
Endangered (EN): Aichi
Vulnerable (VU): Mie
Vulnerable: Kyoto
Vulnerable: Hyogo
Data Deficient: Nara
Critically Endangered + Endangered (CR+EN): Wakayama
Near Threatened (NT): Tottori
Near Threatened (NT): Shimane
Critically Endangered + Endangered (CR+EN): Hiroshima
Vulnerable (VU): Yamaguchi
Vulnerable (VU): Tokushima
Vulnerable (VU): Kagawa
Vulnerable (VU): Ehime
Vulnerable (VU): Kochi
Extinct (EX): Kumamoto
Near Threatened (NT-g): Miyazaki
Cottus kazika Jordan & Starks, 1904 of literature
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Goto, A., R. Yokoyama, I. Kinoshita and H. Sakai (2020) Japanese catadromous fourspine sculpin, Rheopresbe kazika (Jordan & Starks) (Pisces: Cottidae), transferred from the genus Cottus. Environmental Biology of Fishes, 103, 213-220, doi: https://doi.org/10.1007/s10641-019-00921-3.
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Nakabo, T. (2000) Cottidae. In: Nakabo, T. (ed.), Fishes of Japan with pictorial keys to the species, second edition. Tokai University Press, Tokyo, 628-650, 1531-1534 (in Japanese).
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