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Ciba Foundation symposium, 1991
When deprived of form vision during postnatal development, tree shrews reliably develop an axial myopia characterized by elongation of the vitreous chamber, zonular dysplasia and a slight reduction in lens weight and thickness. Corneal flattening has been observed in animals visually deprived by eyelid suture but is absent in animals visually deprived ...
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Tree Shrews: Unique Reproductive Mechanism of Systematic Importance

Science, 1966
Tupaia offspring are maintained in a separate nest constructed by the male parent and are suckled by the female only once every 48 hours. The young are nevertheless able to maintain a constant external body temperature of 37°C.
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Tree Shrew

2018
H. Butler, B. H. J. Juurlink
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Blood Sugar of Malayan Tree Shrews

Journal of Mammalogy, 1969
O, Elliot, M, Wong
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Malignant Tumours in Tupaia (Tree Shrew)