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Can African elephants use leaf colour as a visual cue when making foraging decisions? [PDF]
Anim CognPeinke CL, Shrader AM.
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The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 1998
Elephants’ vocalizations and movements have recently been shown to produce seismic waves (Rayleigh waves). This may be relevant for the well-known long-distance communication of these animals. It is suggested here that elephants may sense ground vibrations as a result of bone conduction producing a differential vibration of the middle ear ossicles in ...
T, Reuter, S, Nummela, S, Hemilä
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Elephants’ vocalizations and movements have recently been shown to produce seismic waves (Rayleigh waves). This may be relevant for the well-known long-distance communication of these animals. It is suggested here that elephants may sense ground vibrations as a result of bone conduction producing a differential vibration of the middle ear ossicles in ...
T, Reuter, S, Nummela, S, Hemilä
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Journal of Public Economics, 2005
Underdevelopment is thought to be about lack of investment, and many political economy theories can account for this. Yet, there has been much investment in developing countries. The problem has been that investment growth has not led to output growth.
Robinson, James A, Torvik, Ragnar
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Underdevelopment is thought to be about lack of investment, and many political economy theories can account for this. Yet, there has been much investment in developing countries. The problem has been that investment growth has not led to output growth.
Robinson, James A, Torvik, Ragnar
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Elephants small, elephants grey
Practical Pre-School, 2010For the large space activity you will use this rhyme:
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2015
Elephants were widely used in the Mediterranean World and Middle East for military purposes. The Mediterranean world first encountered them during Alexander the Great’s conquest of Achaemenid Persia, but the first major battle between a Mediterranean power and elephants occurred at the Hydaspes (326 ce
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Elephants were widely used in the Mediterranean World and Middle East for military purposes. The Mediterranean world first encountered them during Alexander the Great’s conquest of Achaemenid Persia, but the first major battle between a Mediterranean power and elephants occurred at the Hydaspes (326 ce
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