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Eulipotyphla Waddell, Okada, and Hasegawa 1999
2023Eulipotyphla Insectivora was a name used extensively for a very diverse group of mammals (e.g., Simpson, 1945), and largely derived from Cuvier (1816 [refer to Roux, 1976 for considering 1816 the publication date, rather than 1817]); elephant shrews at the time were considered members of Sorex, and as such included within Cuvier’s “Musaraignes ...
Mora, José Manuel, Ruedas, Luis A.
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Chromosome Evolution in Eulipotyphla
Cytogenetic and Genome Research, 2012We integrated chromosome painting information on 5 core-insectivora species available in the literature with new Zoo-FISH data for Iberian shrew <i>(Sorex granarius)</i> and Altai mole <i>(Talpa altaica)</i>. Our analysis of these 7 species allowed us to determine the chromosomal features of Eulipotyphla genomes and to update ...
L, Biltueva, N, Vorobieva
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The Placentation of Eulipotyphla—Reconstructing a Morphotype of the Mammalian Placenta
Journal of Morphology, 2014ABSTRACTPlacentation determines the developmental status of the neonate, which can be considered as the most vulnerable stage in the mammalian life cycle. In this respect, the different evolutionary and ecological adaptations of marsupial and placental mammals have most likely been associated with the different reproductive strategies of the two ...
Kirsten J Ferner
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Replication timing of large Sorex granarius (Soricidae, Eulipotyphla) telomeres
Protoplasma, 2018Previously, we described the unique feature of telomeric regions in Iberian shrew Sorex granarius: its telomeres have two ranges of size, very small (3.8 kb of telomeric repeats on average) and very large discontinuous telomeres (213 kb) interrupted with 18S rDNA. In this study, we have demonstrated extraordinary replication pattern of S.
Julia M. Minina +3 more
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An annotated checklist of the insectivores (Mammalia, Eulipotyphla) of Laos
Zootaxa, 2021An annotated checklist of the insectivorous mammals (order Eulipotyphla) of Laos is presented for the first time. The checklist is based on an extensive literature review and an examination of available museum specimens from world collections. Confirmed fauna of eulipotyphlans includes 11 species from 7 genera and 3 families.
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Fluctuating fine‐scale spatial genetic structure in the common shrews (Eulipotyphla, Mammalia)
Integrative Zoology, 2022AbstractThe spatial genetic structure is a topical issue in the studies of various aspects of ecology and evolution. Using the multilocus autocorrelation method with hypervariable microsatellite genetic markers, we investigated a fine‐scale pattern of genetic structure in 5 local populations of the common shrewSorex araneusseparated by distances of 300–
Nikolay A, Shchipanov +3 more
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Behavioural Responses and Feeding Preference of Hemiechinus Collaris ( Eulipotyphla: Erinaceidae)
University of Sindh Journal of Animal Sciences (USJAS), 2022The behavioral aspects of Hedgehog (Hemiechinus collaris) kept in Nocturnal Captive, Nocturnal free range, diurnal captive, and diurnal free-range conditions were recorded and compared with each other. The behavior aspects such as Jumping, aggressiveness, digging, stress, rolling up, immovability, walking, standing, drinking, lying and feeding were ...
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Fleas (Siphonaptera) of Eulipotyphla in the Caucasus
Entomological ReviewSpecies of the order Eulipotyphla are important components of terrestrial ecosystems. These are active consumers of small animals, primarily arthropods, the main carriers of infectious diseases in a number of natural foci of tularemia, hanoviruses, and leptospirosis They may be infected with the causative agent of the plague. Arthropods that parasitize
B. K. Kotti, A. L. Ivanov
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The Fossil Record of Insectivores (Mammalia: Eulipotyphla) in Greece
2021Insectivores (Mammalia: Eulipotyphla) are today a rather successful mammalian order, living almost worldwide in a large variety of habitats. The present chapter focuses on the review of the fossil record of Eulipotyphla in Greece, which starts in the late Oligocene.
Katerina Vasileiadou +1 more
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Hedgehogs, shrews, moles, and solenodons (Eulipotyphla)
2009Abstract Hedgehogs, shrews (Fig. 1), moles, and solenodons form a single, natural group of small mammals, the Order Eulipotyphla. the452 currently recognized species (1) belong to four living families: Erinaceidae (hedgehogs; two subfamilies, 10 genera, and 24 species), Soricidae (shrews; three subfamilies, 26 genera, and 376 species ...
Christophe J Douadya +1 more
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