Titlebook: Ethology and Behavioral Ecology of Sirenia; Helene Marsh Book 2022 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2022 Aquatic Mammals.Mammal Conservation

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Social and Reproductive Behaviors,e calves, aggregations of many individuals can occur. Persistent social groupings are unknown. Home ranges are widely overlapping. Mating systems of dugongs (.) have been variously described as leks or as scramble promiscuity (mating herds) and lone mating pairs have been observed in areas of low de

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Movement Behavior of Manatees and Dugongs: I. Environmental Challenges Drive Diversity in Migratorym of round-trip seasonal migrations, but sometimes as movements independent of seasonal influence. Unique attributes of sirenian biology that interact with features of their environment to mold patterns of movement and habitat use include herbivory, limited thermoregulatory physiology for coping wit

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Movement Behavior of Manatees and Dugongs: II. Small-Scale Movements Reflect Adaptations to Dynamicc over a range of time scales, often aligned with predictable geophysical cycles (tidal, diel, seasonal). Central to sirenian adaptations for meeting these varied ecological challenges is plasticity in their movement behavior, which allows them to find and utilize resources that are key to their sur

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Historical and Current Interactions with Humans, coastal, riverine, and lacustrine habitats, including many sites of high human use. Manatees and dugongs nurse their calves over prolonged periods via axillary teats and their mammary glands have often been likened to human breasts, fostering the widespread belief that sirenians are the basis of me

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-90742-6Aquatic Mammals; Mammal Conservation; Social Stratagies; Diving Behavior; Sexual Behavior; Sensory Adapta

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978-3-030-90744-0Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2022