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Social animals use individual identity cues to form and maintain social relationships with conspecifics. This ability to discriminate between individuals extends to heterospecifics in some social mammals.
Emily J. Polla +2 more
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Ultrastructure of Cardiac Myocyte in the Asian Elephant(Elephas maximus).
Cardiac myocytes of an Asian elephant (Elephas maximus) were observed by transmission electron microscopy. Typical ultrastructural features of cardiac myocytes are exhibited in the musculature of both the left and right atria, and left ventricle of the heart.
ENDO, Hideki +7 more
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Feeding preferences of the Asian elephant (Elephas maximus) in Nepal
Nepal provides habitat for approximately 100-125 wild Asian elephants (Elephas maximus). Although a small proportion of the world population of this species, this group is important for maintaining the genetic diversity of elephants and conservation of biodiversity in this region.
Koirala, Raj Kumar +4 more
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日前,亚洲象(Elephas maximus)在我国仅见于云南南部及西南部的热带森林中,约在21°10′24°45′N.97°13′101°45′E之间。主要生活在热带雨林和亚热带季雨林的复合类型之沟谷.山地及稀树草原地带.以类芦 ...
吴金亮 +4 more
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济南动物园所饲养的亚洲象(Elephas maximus)于1997年首次繁殖成功,现已繁殖3胎3仔,幼象生长发育正常。在繁殖过程中,对亚洲象的发情、交配、妊娠、分娩、幼象发育等进行了详细观察,积累了亚洲象繁殖的资料和经验。
谢绪昌 +4 more
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Asian elephants (Elephas maximus) are kept at commercial facilities as tourist attractions across many of their range states. Maintaining elephants in captivity presents a multitude of challenges for meeting their physical and behavioral needs as a wild ...
Jennah Green +2 more
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Elephas maximus, the Indian elephant
The Indian or Asian elephant is the second largest land mammal on earth, and without doubt leaves an immense impression on those who meet it in the wild. Elephants are the symbols of worldly royal pomp and power, but also symbol of Buddha's last birth.
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亚洲象(Elephas maximus)国家一级保护动物,体高可达2.5米,重可达数吨。亚洲象生活于热带地区,常在海拔1000米以下的河谷、河边、林内活动。群居生活。食物主要是树叶。
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Don't feed the elephant: A critical examination of food‐provisioning wild elephants
Wildlife food provisioning may benefit tourism as it can increase sightings of cryptic species, bringing economic returns to local communities. However, food‐conditioned animals can become dangerous, resulting in the injury and death of wildlife, people ...
Shermin deSilva +2 more
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The perception of tourists is one of the most important aspects in the development of a tourist area, especially tourism that emphasizes the aspects of education and conservation.
Indra Gumay Febryano, Rusita Rusita
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