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Smithsonian Contributions to Zoology: Recent submissions
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(Smithsonian Institution Scholarly Press, 2012)We studied the behavioral ecology of maned wolves (Canidae: Chrysocyon brachyurus) for 10 years in Cerrado habitat of Noel Kempff National Park, Bolivia. Most data were collected by GPS-collar technology, which yielded ...
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(Smithsonian Institution Scholarly Press, 1978)Forty species and subspecies of Scarabaeoidea: 2 Passalidae, 1 Ceratocanthidae, and 37 Scarabaeidae are listed from Dominica; 23 species and 1 subspecies were found for the first time on the island. For each species are ...
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(Smithsonian Institution Scholarly Press, 2012-04-30)We studied the behavioral ecology of maned wolves (Canidae: Chrysocyon brachyurus) for 10 years in Cerrado habitat of Noel Kempff National Park, Bolivia. Most data were collected by GPS-collar technology, which yielded ...
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(2012-01-11)The Nearctic species of the genus Trixoscelis Rondani are revised. Thirteen new species are described, seven new combinations and three new synonyms are proposed, and three species groups are characterized. Keys to the 38 ...
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(2011)The Leptodactylus bolivianus complex has been considered to consist of one or two species, L. bolivianus alone or L. bolivianus and L. insularum. Detailed morphological analyses were undertaken to evaluate variation in the ...
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(2011)During the last two decades, conservation strategies in Africa have changed from an almost exclusive focus on large mammals in protected areas to an emphasis on conserving ecological processes at the level of entire ...
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(2011)The unique wildlife of the Ewaso Nyiro and valuable services that the ecosystem provides for humans (e.g., clean water and productive grasslands) cannot be conserved by working solely on traditional conservation strongholds ...
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(2011)The act of killing predators over livestock predation has been the principal cause of declining predator populations throughout Africa. Finding solutions for the coexistence of people with predators in the Ewaso region is ...
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