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(2018)Aposematism entails a mutually beneficial avoidance of signal emitters by heterospecific signal receivers. The celebrated palaeoanthropologist L. S. B. Leakey hypothesized that humans are chemically aposematic, suggesting ...
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(2018)The aims of the present study were to determine the effects of insulin, in vitro, on: (1) the viability and growth of domestic cat ovarian follicles; (2) mRNA expression of genes regulating steroidogenesis (cytochrome P450 ...
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(2018)As threats to migratory birds in the Western Hemisphere, including North America, intensify and bird populations decline, there is a growing interest among zoo biologists in the conservation and management of these taxa. ...
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(2018)Cheetahs are one of the most heavily studied felid species, with numerous publications on health, disease, and reproductive physiology produced over the last 30?years. Despite this relatively long history of research, there ...
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(2018)The reconstruction of ancient metagenomes from archaeological material, and their implication in human health and evolution, is one of the most recent advances in paleomicrobiological studies. However, as for all ancient ...
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(2013)Males of some oscine passerines learn and share songs of neighboring males. This process can lead to the formation of song pattern neighborhoods or microhabitat song dialects. The degree to which song sharing occurs between ...
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