An edition of Marsupials
(2006)
Marsupials
by Patricia Armati, C. R. Dickman, and Ian D. Hume
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Marsupials are a unique group of mammals, typically associated with Australia, although many species occur in South America. This volume provides a synthesis of the latest developments in marsupial biology, bringing together knowledge currently scattered throughout the primary literature.
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Marsupials
2006, Cambridge University Press
electronic resource /
in English
0511242077 9780511242076
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Table of Contents
The evolution and classification of marsupials / Michael Archer and John Kirsch
What marsupials can do for genetics and what genetics can do for marsupials / William Sherwin and Jennifer A. Marshall Graves
Reproduction / Geoff Shaw
Lactation / Andrew Krockenberger
Nutrition and digestion / Ian D. Hume
The nervous system / John Nelson and Patricia J. Armati
The immunolymphatic system / Paula Cisternas and Patricia J. Armati
Ecology and life histories / Chris R. Dickman and Emerson Vieira
Behaviour / David B. Croft and John F. Eisenberg
Conservation and management / Andrew A. Burbridge and John F. Eisenberg.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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