Works matching IS 01791613 AND DT 2017 AND VI 123 AND IP 10

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    After encountering a possibly novel odour, this African Wild Dog ( Lycaon pictus) sniffed and rolled in it, getting the scent on its body, especially around the face and the neck. The tail up indicates arousal or excitement as a result of rolling in the scent. The adaptive value of this behaviour is still unclear; the most plausible explanations propose that it could either be a way to bring information back to the pack or to mask the dog's odour while hunting. Photograph taken in Zimanga Private Game Reserve, South Africa, and reproduced by permission of Emmanuel Do Linh San.

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    Ethology, 2017, v. 123, n. 10, p. i, doi. 10.1111/eth.12556
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    Personality predicts ectoparasite abundance in an asocial sciurid.

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    Ethology, 2017, v. 123, n. 10, p. 761, doi. 10.1111/eth.12651
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    • Bohn, Shelby J.;
    • Webber, Quinn M. R.;
    • Florko, Katie R. N.;
    • Paslawski, Katlyn R.;
    • Peterson, Amelia M.;
    • Piche, Julia E.;
    • Menzies, Allyson K.;
    • Willis, Craig K. R.;
    • Ebensperger, L.
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