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1by Trana, Marci“... interactions and foraging habits between male and female coastal river otters (Lontra canadensis...”
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2by Trana, Marci“... interactions and foraging habits between male and female coastal river otters (Lontra canadensis...”
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3by Trana, Marci“... interactions and foraging habits between male and female coastal river otters (Lontra canadensis...”
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4by Trana, Marci“... interactions and foraging habits between male and female coastal river otters (Lontra canadensis...”
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5by Marci Trana (10081879)“... interactions and foraging habits between male and female coastal river otters (Lontra canadensis...”
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6by Trana, Marci“... interactions and foraging habits between male and female coastal river otters (Lontra canadensis...”
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7by Marci Trana“... interactions and foraging habits between male and female coastal river otters (Lontra canadensis...”
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8by Unkn Unknown“... interactions and foraging habits between male and female coastal river otters (Lontra canadensis...”
Published 2024
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9by Blundell, Gail Marie“... smaller home ranges, compared to nonsocial otters). Male otters were more social than females...”
Published 2001
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10by Hansen, Heidi, McDonald, David B., Groves, Pamela, Maier, Julie A. K., Ben‐David, Merav“...Abstract Many studies have evaluated why male mammals form social groups; few however have...”
Published in Ethology (2009)
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11by Blundell, G. M., Ben‐David, M., Groves, P., Bowyer, R. T., Geffen, E.“... in sociality and spatial relationships resulted in different dispersal distances. Male river otters had greater...”
Published in Molecular Ecology (2002)
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12by Romanucci, Mariarita, Fusillo, Romina, Marcelli, Manlio, Massimini, Marcella, Malatesta, Daniela, Bongiovanni, Laura, Salda, Leonardo Della“...An adult male Eurasian otter, found dead on the roadside, was submitted for post-mortem examination...”
Published 2019
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13“... through radiotracking 55 otters in Prince William Sound, Alaska, USA, from 1996 through 1998. For males...”
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14“..., documented atypical social organization for mammals. Social groups were composed largely of males, but some...”
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15“... through radiotracking 55 otters in Prince William Sound, Alaska, USA, from 1996 through 1998. For males...”
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16by Blundell, Gail M., Ben-David, Merav, Groves, Pamela, Bowyer, R. Terry, Geffen, Eli“..., documented atypical social organization for mammals. Social groups were composed largely of males, but some...”
Published in Behavioral Ecology (2004)
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17by Blundell, Gail M., Ben-David, Merav, Groves, Pamela, Bowyer, R. Terry, Geffen, Eli“..., documented atypical social organization for mammals. Social groups were composed largely of males, but some...”
Published in Behavioral Ecology (2004)
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18by MALATESTA, DANIELA, BONGIOVANNI, LAURA, ROMANUCCI, MARIARITA, PALMIERI, CHIARA, DELLA SALDA, Leonardo, Simpson V, Fusillo R, Marcelli M“... adiaspiromycosis has been described in otters as well.As part of the Recal project, a road-killed male Eurasian...”
Published 2013
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19by Gregory, Garry, Curley, Rosemary, Klütsch, Cornelya“... had been documented in the 21st century, until an adult male otter was captured in a beaver trap...”
Published in The Canadian Field-Naturalist (2024)
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20“..., Nevada, New Mexico & Utah). Descriptive notes. Head-body 70-73 cm (males), 58: 3-71.3 cm (females), tail...”
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