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Locomotor Adaptations by Carnivoresint to certain locomotor activities. For instance, the body proportions and morphology of the sea otter (.) make it an excellent swimmer, whereas it has difficulty moving on land. Likewise, the arboreal specializations of the ringtail (.), which allow it to perform complex acrobatic movements, restr

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,Wege zu CIM in einer Proze?fabrik,issiped carnivores. Fissipeds are generally thought of as mammals that communicate with smell rather than with vocalizations (Gorman and Trowbridge, this volume). Nevertheless, several carnivore acoustic signals like the howling of gray wolves (.), the whooping of spotted hyenas (.), and the roaring

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8350-9089-7d in birds by Crook (1965). Subsequently, this relationship has been studied in a range of mammals: in bats (Bradbury and Vehrencamp 1976), in antelope (Jarman 1974), in primates as reviewed by Clutton-Brock and Harvey (1977), and in carnivores as reviewed by Macdonald (1983) and Bekoff et al. (1984

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,Lastkraftwagen- und Anh?ngerfahrgestell,e period outside of the breeding season (Bekoff et al. 1984; Gittleman 1984). Because most carnivores reside in dense habitats and are solitary, dangerous, and nocturnal, little information existed on their social behavior until recently. Now, more comprehensive and comparative data are available to

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