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The marmoset monkey as a model for visual neuroscience
Neuroscience Research, 2015 Jude F Mitchell, David A Leopold
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Oral Pigmentation of Marmosets
American Journal of Veterinary Research, 1972SUMMARY The gross and histologic appearances of melanin pigment in the oral soft tissues of the marmoset were described. The patterns of pigmentation were similar to those seen in many of the oral tissues of man and other animals.
C O, Dummett, G, Barens
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1992
Abstract The common marmoset occurs in the eastern and coastal forests of Equatorial Brazil. It has also been introduced into forests as far south as Rio de Janeiro. It is not threatened at present (Mittermeier et al. 1986, IUCN 1990).
James K Kirkwood, Katherine Stathatos
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Abstract The common marmoset occurs in the eastern and coastal forests of Equatorial Brazil. It has also been introduced into forests as far south as Rio de Janeiro. It is not threatened at present (Mittermeier et al. 1986, IUCN 1990).
James K Kirkwood, Katherine Stathatos
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Science, 1962
In the femoral marrow of three adult marmosets, two male Callithrix jacchus and one female Leontocebus rosalia , a number of opposite-sexed metaphases were found. It is inferred that this chimeric state resulted from intrauterine placental anastomoses between heterosexual twins.
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In the femoral marrow of three adult marmosets, two male Callithrix jacchus and one female Leontocebus rosalia , a number of opposite-sexed metaphases were found. It is inferred that this chimeric state resulted from intrauterine placental anastomoses between heterosexual twins.
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“Conversations” among pygmy marmosets
American Journal of Primatology, 1984AbstractPygmy marmosets (Cebuella pygmaea) use a variety of trill‐like vocalizations to maintain contact among group members throughout the day. Frequently, when one animal gives a trill, other animals will respond antiphonally. Among three pygmy marmosets in a captive group, there were clear patterns or sequences of calling among animals.
Charles T, Snowdon, Jayne, Cleveland
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Companion to the 21st ACM SIGPLAN symposium on Object-oriented programming systems, languages, and applications, 2006
Marmoset is a framework for storing and testing student submissions to programming assignments. It gives students a limited ability to release test their code using an instructor's private suite of test cases. This encourages them to start early and implement their own test cases.
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Marmoset is a framework for storing and testing student submissions to programming assignments. It gives students a limited ability to release test their code using an instructor's private suite of test cases. This encourages them to start early and implement their own test cases.
Jaime Spacco +3 more
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Hepatitis Transmission in Marmosets
Journal of Infectious Diseases, 1975The Barker and Berlin strains of hepatitis agent were serially passaged in cotton-topped marmosets, but attempts to isolate a new strain were unsuccessful. Cross-protection tests suggested that the Barker and Berlin agents were serologically related, but normal human immunoglobulin did not protect animals against the Berlin agent.
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