Titlebook: Le manuel de réanimation, soins intensifs et médecine d‘urgence; Jean-Louis Vincent Textbook 2009Latest edition Springer-Verlag Paris 2009

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Textbook 2009Latest edition nouvelles illustrations ont été ajoutées. L‘esprit didactique et pratique a été conservé afin d‘en rendre l‘a(chǎn)ccès aisé aux jeunes médecins passant par une unité de réanimation, aux urgentistes ou encore aux médecins assurant des gardes dans les h?pitaux..

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teur et de nouvelles illustrations ont été ajoutées. L‘esprit didactique et pratique a été conservé afin d‘en rendre l‘a(chǎn)ccès aisé aux jeunes médecins passant par une unité de réanimation, aux urgentistes ou encore aux médecins assurant des gardes dans les h?pitaux..

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the validity of different taxa. Here we review the taxonomic history of the genus and evaluate the validity of the different taxa based on current knowledge generated through morphological and genetic studies. We recognize nine species of howlers (., ., ., ., ., ., ., ., .) and three more taxa that

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of proximate, physiological mechanisms underlying the biology and sociality of a species. Nonetheless, only recently have endocrine studies been incorporated into research on howler monkeys (. spp.), and only few aspects of endocrinology in 6 out of 12 species have been addressed. These include andr

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the validity of different taxa. Here we review the taxonomic history of the genus and evaluate the validity of the different taxa based on current knowledge generated through morphological and genetic studies. We recognize nine species of howlers (., ., ., ., ., ., ., ., .) and three more taxa that

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t enable howler monkeys to exploit highly disturbed and frag.Howler monkeys (genus .Alouatta.) comprise 12 species of leaf-eating New World monkeys that range from southern Mexico through northern Argentina. This genus is the most widespread of any New World primate and can be found to inhabit a ran

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nd social structure. In several platyrrhine species, intersexual and intrasexual cooperation and tolerance in the form of dyadic and group-level social interactions are reported to serve a critical role in the ability of individuals to obtain access to mates, effectively patrol and defend home range