Titlebook: Parental Care in Mammals; David J. Gubernick,Peter H. Klopfer Book 1981 Plenum Press, New York 1981 development.mammals.phylogeny.social b

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Devra G. Kleiman,James R. Malcolm mit der Haut verbunden ist. Das erschwert eine Infiltration. Infolge dieser Fixierung der Gewebe sammelt sich Flüssigkeit, sogar unter gro?em Druck injiziert, nicht lokal unter Bildung einer Anschwellung an, sondern breitet sich nur langsam und gleichm??ig aus und macht die Haut dort bla?, wo sie vordringt.

自然環(huán)境

Parent and Infant Attachment in Mammals,olume; Pianka, 1970). In mammals, parental care usually involves behavioral interactions between parents and offspring. One form these interactions can take is that of parent and infant attachment, the subject of this chapter.

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Offspring Effects upon Parents,The idea that offspring affect the behavior of their caregivers is not new. Early concepts of instinct portrayed the activities of animals as mechanical reactions to external stimulation—including stimuli emanating from the young; the Darwinian revolution simply provided a secular explanation for their origins.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4613-3150-6development; mammals; phylogeny; social behavior

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978-1-4613-3152-0Plenum Press, New York 1981

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Book 1981ng as a topic central to an understanding of the relation between ontogeny and phylogeny, to the development of the young, to the social organization of the species, and to its preservation. It may now be seen not only as interesting but as a most signifi- cant pattern of behavior among mammals.

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of the young as a topic central to an understanding of the relation between ontogeny and phylogeny, to the development of the young, to the social organization of the species, and to its preservation. It may now be seen not only as interesting but as a most signifi- cant pattern of behavior among mammals.978-1-4613-3152-0978-1-4613-3150-6

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