JOURNAL OF MAMMALOGY
JOURNAL OF MAMMALOGY(英文缩写 J MAMMAL),ISSN 0022-2372,eISSN 1545-1542 是一本学术期刊。本页汇总该期刊的最新影响因子、分区信息以及最新收录于 PubMed 的文献,帮助您快速了解期刊全貌。
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JOURNAL OF MAMMALOGY 最新收录文献
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Multi-strata "camera columns": an effective approach to characterize non-volant mammal communities in tropical forests.
Understanding how arboreal mammals partition vertical space is essential to accurately characterize tropical forest communities, yet most camera trap surveys focus on the forest floor, or pair canopy …
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Physiological indicators of Caribou calf health and compensatory responses to physiological perturbations.
Captive husbandry is a cornerstone of modern Caribou ( subspecies) conservation (e.g., captive rearing) and research in North America. Husbandry protocols have long emphasized feeding and nutrition pr…
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{"_":"Determining behavioral proxies of preference: mate choice and the New England Cottontail ().","i":["Sylvilagus transitionalis"]}
Reintroduction breeding programs are a key conservation strategy that can be more successful when breeding pairs are determined through mate choice. The vulnerable New England Cottontail (NEC) () has …
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Effects of density and kinship on the spatial organization of an asocial ground squirrel.
Among mammals, spatial organization (home range size and overlap) may be influenced by kinship, and tolerance among kin is believed to play a role in the evolution of sociality. In solitary species, a…
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Rethinking solitude: 5 decades of data reveal social tolerance in a traditionally solitary felid.
Historically, felids are thought to follow a social structure where individuals are solitary and limit interactions with other individuals of the same sex. Behaviorally it is understood that individua…
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{"_":"Drivers of spatial dynamics of a large ungulate (American Bison, ): forage productivity or site fidelity?","i":["Bos bison"]}
Optimal foraging theory predicts that animals should reduce energy expenditure and maximize fitness by establishing home ranges in areas with abundant, high-quality forage. However, ungulates may not …
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Caribou balance winter range fidelity and plasticity in response to weather, pregnancy, and summer range conditions.
In variable environments, animals can remain in place and tolerate changes or move to areas with favorable conditions. Species must balance the costs and benefits of site fidelity and behavioral plast…
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Growth patterns, sexual dimorphism, and seasonal body mass variation in Plains Zebra of the Serengeti Region, Tanzania.
Knowledge of growth patterns and physical properties of animals helps researchers assess population characteristics and health in the field. Information on age-specific body measurements and growth pa…
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{"_":"Exaggerated signaling in a solitary mammal: evidence from brown bears ().","i":["Ursus arctos"]}
Potential exaggeration in animal communication, though rare, challenges assumptions about the reliability of communication systems. While signals typically convey accurate information, some individual…
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{"_":"When the desert dries: rainfall drives conflicts and conservation challenges for onager ().","i":["Equus hemionus onager"]}
Increasingly, the conservation of large and wide-ranging animals is challenged by environmental variability, static boundaries of protected areas, and the expansion of human activities. The Critically…