Mammals References Flashcards

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Frank et al 1991

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New born spotted hyenas fight. The females are dominant. If the offspring are the same sex one will die, if they are mixed they tend to survive.

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New born spotted hyenas fight. The females are dominant. If the offspring are the same sex one will die, if they are mixed they tend to survive.

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Frank et al 1991

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Opie et al 2013

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Risk of male infanticide may lead to social monogamy in primates. Biparental care shortens relative lactation period, reducing the amount of time spend as altricial and increasing reproductive rate.

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Risk of male infanticide may lead to social monogamy in primates. Biparental care shortens relative lactation period, reducing the amount of time spend as altricial and increasing reproductive rate.

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Opie et al 2013

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Sigurdson et al 2006

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Chronic Wasting Disease found in free ranging deer and elk - control will be difficult.

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Chronic Wasting Disease found in free ranging deer and elk - control will be difficult.

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Sigurdson et al 2006

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Leroy et al 2005

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Tested over 1000 small vertebrate species for Ebola during outbreaks from 2001 - 2003. Suggested that 3 species is fruit bat may be a reservoir for the virus.

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Tested over 1000 small vertebrate species for Ebola during outbreaks from 2001 - 2003. Suggested that 3 species is fruit bat may be a reservoir for the virus.

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Leroy et al 2005

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Pearse et al 2006

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Devil Facial Tumour Disease passed horizontally through bites

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Devil Facial Tumour Disease passed horizontally through bites

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Pearse et al 2006

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Kilner et al 1997

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Piglets call longer and more frequently when food deprived.

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Piglets call longer and more frequently when food deprived.

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Kilner et al 1997

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Seyfarth et al 1980

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Playback of Vervet monkey calls when no predators were present shows that calls alert of different dangers - snakes, eagles, leopards

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Playback of Vervet monkey calls when no predators were present shows that calls alert of different dangers - snakes, eagles, leopards

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Seyfarth et al 1980

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Chabout et al 2015

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Male mice produce ultrasonic vocalisations. The more complex songs attract/lure in the females, the simpler ones are used in more direct courtship.

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Male mice produce ultrasonic vocalisations. The more complex songs attract/lure in the females, the simpler ones are used in more direct courtship.

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Chabout et al 2015

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Nowak et al 2000

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Defining characteristic of mammals is the females nurse and care for their young, without such action the young would die.

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Defining characteristic of mammals is the females nurse and care for their young, without such action the young would die.

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Nowak et al 2000

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Rommel et al 1992

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Evidence of counter current heat exchange in cetacean testes (primarily dolphins).

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Evidence of counter current heat exchange in cetacean testes (primarily dolphins).

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Rommel et al 1992

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Hodge et al 2011

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Female banded mongooses synchronise birth. Oxytocin surge in dominant female triggers a surge in other females.

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Female banded mongooses synchronise birth. Oxytocin surge in dominant female triggers a surge in other females.

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Hodge et al 2011

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Bruce 1959

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Female rodents are more likely to terminate a pregnancy in the presence of unfamiliar male urine

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Temte 1985

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Northern fur seals delay implantation - may get cues from change in photoperiod. 12.5 hours of sunlight seems to be the threshold, normally 62 days after the mean parturition

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Wielebnowski et al 2002

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Female Cheetahs usually solitary. Lead to infanticide when kept together in captivity

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Female rodents are more likely to terminate a pregnancy in the presence of unfamiliar male urine

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Bruce 1959

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Northern fur seals delay implantation - may get cues from change in photoperiod. 12.5 hours of sunlight seems to be the threshold, normally 62 days after the mean parturition

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Temte 1985

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Female Cheetahs usually solitary. Lead to infanticide when kept together in captivity

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Wielebnowski et al 2002

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Vizcaino et al 2002

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Armadillos have diverse locomotion, some spp are cursorial, some fossorial. Found that there is a general trend of positive correlation between olecranon/ulna length (Index of Fossorial ability) and fossorial living.

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Armadillos have diverse locomotion, some spp are cursorial, some fossorial. Found that there is a general trend of positive correlation between olecranon/ulna length (Index of Fossorial ability) and fossorial living.

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Vizcaino et al 2002

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Fish et al 2001

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Platypus knuckle-walk when not in water to get over the webbed foot issue.

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Platypus knuckle-walk when not in water to get over the webbed foot issue.

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Fish et al 2001

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Gibbons et al 1982

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One armed brachiation in gibbons may become adaptive due to the benefit of carrying capabilities. Amputee gibbon shown to use one armed bractiation as a method of locomotion habit.

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One armed brachiation in gibbons may become adaptive due to the benefit of carrying capabilities. Amputee gibbon shown to use one armed bractiation as a method of locomotion habit.

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Gibbons et al 1982