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What Need for Speed? Lizards from Islands Missing Predators Sprint Slower. [PDF]
Animals (Basel)Semegen SL +3 more
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Viral tropism is a cornerstone in the spread and spillover of avian influenza viruses. [PDF]
mBioGaide N, Bessière P, Guérin J-l.
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Body mass evolution as a driver of morphological and ecological diversity in terrestrial mammals. [PDF]
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2000
Costa Rica is one of the most biotically diverse countries on earth, with 4% of known terrestrial plant and animal species in only 0.04% of the world’s land surface. The country’s mammal fauna is equally diverse, with more than 207 species (4.8% of the world’s 4629 species) in an area of 51,022 km2.
Timm, Robert M., LaVal, Richard K.
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Costa Rica is one of the most biotically diverse countries on earth, with 4% of known terrestrial plant and animal species in only 0.04% of the world’s land surface. The country’s mammal fauna is equally diverse, with more than 207 species (4.8% of the world’s 4629 species) in an area of 51,022 km2.
Timm, Robert M., LaVal, Richard K.
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2019
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Lew, Daniel, K. Lim, Burton
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Lew, Daniel, K. Lim, Burton
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Russian Journal of Developmental Biology, 2001
A review of the development of the method of nuclear transplantation and cloning of animals with the use of nuclei of embryonic and adult cells is presented. We also present the results of studies of nuclear remodeling and reprogramming in the reconstructed oocyte and of cytoplasmic factors that control these processes.
I. S. Lagutina, Vasiliy Galat
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A review of the development of the method of nuclear transplantation and cloning of animals with the use of nuclei of embryonic and adult cells is presented. We also present the results of studies of nuclear remodeling and reprogramming in the reconstructed oocyte and of cytoplasmic factors that control these processes.
I. S. Lagutina, Vasiliy Galat
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