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Red-Bellied Woodpecker Predation On Nestling House Wrens, Given Harper, Andrew J. Neill
Red-Bellied Woodpecker Predation On Nestling House Wrens, Given Harper, Andrew J. Neill
Given Harper
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Nucleotide Sequence And Further Characterization Of The Synechococcus Sp. Strain Pcc 7002 Reca Gene: Complementation Of A Cyanobacterial Reca Mutation By The Escherichia Coli Reca Gene, R C. Murphy, G E. Gasparich, D A. Bryant, R D. Porter
Nucleotide Sequence And Further Characterization Of The Synechococcus Sp. Strain Pcc 7002 Reca Gene: Complementation Of A Cyanobacterial Reca Mutation By The Escherichia Coli Reca Gene, R C. Murphy, G E. Gasparich, D A. Bryant, R D. Porter
Gail Gasparich
A Model For Understanding The Evolution Of Mammalian Behavior, Raymond P. Coppinger, Charles Kay Smith
A Model For Understanding The Evolution Of Mammalian Behavior, Raymond P. Coppinger, Charles Kay Smith
Charles Kay Smith
Unlike reptiles, who are born with species-specific morphology and behavior that hardly changes as they grow into adults, mammals are born with a class-specific neonatal phase that renders the morphology and behavior of each species different from the physiology and behavior of their species-specific adulthood. Mammals must undergo a transformation phase, called youth, between the neonate and the adult. This youthful metamorphic and meta-behavioral phase is necessary while the mammal is remodeling from sucking milk to munching grass or hunting meat. During its youthful phase a mammal is not simply growing linearly into its adult form and behavior but is …