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The enigma of the platypus genome
© CSIRO 2009Over two centuries after the first platypus specimen stirred the scientific community in Europe, the whole-genome sequence of the duck-billed platypus has been completed and is publicly available.
Wesley C. Warren +3 more
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Structural and computational results on platypus graphs
A platypus graph is a non-hamiltonian graph for which every vertex-deleted subgraph is traceable. They are closely related to families of graphs satisfying interesting conditions regarding longest paths and longest cycles, for instance hypohamiltonian ...
Goedgebeur, Jan +3 more
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Serangan awal kumbang ambrosia Platypus trepanatus Pada dolok kayu ramin
Dolok segar kayu ramin (Gonystylus bancanus Kurz.) sangat peka terhadap serangan kumbang ambrosia Platypus trepanatus (Chapman). Serangan awal kumbang ini terjadi sejak hari pertama atau bahkan mungkin sekali hanya beberapa jam saja setelah pohon ...
P Sukartana
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Grimwade, Wilfrid Russell
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Egg-laying mammals (monotremes) are considered “primitive” due to traits such as oviparity, cloaca, and incomplete homeothermy, all of which they share with reptiles.
Shiina Sakamoto +10 more
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The enzymatic breakdown and regulation of food passage through the vertebrate antral stomach and pyloric sphincter (antropyloric region) is a trait conserved over 450 million years.
Jackson Dann +4 more
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An investigation of differences in gene expression in the longissimus muscle of Meishan and Large White pigs was undertaken, using the mRNA display technique.
Liu Yonggang +3 more
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Platypus diplomacy: animal gifts in international relations
Making use of government archives, media coverage and family biography, this paper examines a little studied aspect of human-animal relations: the use of live native fauna as gifts for diplomatic purposes.
Markwell, Kevin, Cushing, Nancy
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Platypus venom: source of novel compounds
An anatomical feature of the platypus (Ornithorhynchus anatinus) that is seen in only one other mammal, the echidna, is that the male has a crural glandular system that produces venom that is used for defence and territorial–breeding functions; whether ...
Kuchel, Philip M. +9 more
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