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Ventilation standards for small mammals
Journal of Applied Physiology, 1964Ventilation standards for small mammals have been prepared on the basis of the relationship between alveolar ventilation and metabolism. On the assumptions of an average respiratory quotient of 0.85 and physiological dead space directly proportional to tidal volume, the relationship between tidal volume, breathing frequency, and body weight has been ...
L I, KLEINMAN, E P, RADFORD
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Spontaneous tumors of small mammals
Veterinary Clinics of North America: Exotic Animal Practice, 2004The most common tumor of guinea pigs is bronchogenic papillary adenoma; of hedgehogs is mammary gland adenocarcinoma; of hamsters is adrenal cortical adenoma; of gerbils is ovarian granulosa cell and theca cell tumors; of mice is pulmonary carcinoma; and of rats is mammary fibroadenoma.
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1990
The study of small mammal faunas presents particular problems for the vertebrate paleontologist. This is because small mammals are strongly affected by taphonomic processes that alter the original composition of the faunal community. Particular species may be selected for or against, with the result that while some species may be missing altogether ...
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The study of small mammal faunas presents particular problems for the vertebrate paleontologist. This is because small mammals are strongly affected by taphonomic processes that alter the original composition of the faunal community. Particular species may be selected for or against, with the result that while some species may be missing altogether ...
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Behavioral Dermatopathies in Small Mammals
Veterinary Clinics of North America: Exotic Animal Practice, 2013Several skin conditions seen in small mammals are thought to have a behavioral cause but their epidemiology and pathogenesis are poorly understood. A significant amount of research exists on barbering in mice that suggests it is an impulse control disorder and may represent a good animal model for trichotillomania in humans.
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