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Page 109
... estrus are features of lemur lifeways that have attracted the attention of primatologists . For example , when lemurs were first studied in captivity , they responded to being caged with a loss of sea- sonality and resultant year ...
... estrus are features of lemur lifeways that have attracted the attention of primatologists . For example , when lemurs were first studied in captivity , they responded to being caged with a loss of sea- sonality and resultant year ...
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... estrus , she may form a somewhat more intense consort relation- ship with the leader male , but he still keeps other ... estrous cycle at about two years of age , and although they probably are not fertile , by two - and - a - half A ...
... estrus , she may form a somewhat more intense consort relation- ship with the leader male , but he still keeps other ... estrous cycle at about two years of age , and although they probably are not fertile , by two - and - a - half A ...
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... estrus . Among chimpanzees , there seems to be little or no competition for estrous females and there is great variation in the tolerance shown subordinates in feeding situations . Mature males are slightly more toler- ant of ...
... estrus . Among chimpanzees , there seems to be little or no competition for estrous females and there is great variation in the tolerance shown subordinates in feeding situations . Mature males are slightly more toler- ant of ...
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