Der Uterus von Tarsius spectrum nach dem Wurf

Kurz, W

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“…2000 tarsiers were caught and lost their lives for the purpose of that collection. Some of these uteri postpartum were studied by Kurz (1904). Hubrecht compiled an immense quantity of embryological microslides that were painstakingly described from conception to the early embryonic stages (Fig.…”

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Progreditur ordinara saltando et retrorsum...Normally Proceeds in a Leaping Fashion, and Backwards...

Niemitz¹

2010

Int J Primatol

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This introductory article sketches the history of tarsier research beginning with the first description of a tarsier in 1706, and continuing with early anatomical and embryological investigations in the middle and by the end of the 19th century. The first half of the 20th century produced a considerable number of more or less episodic studies often focusing on behavioral biology of (short-term) captive observations. A systematic collection of tarsiers in the 1940 s by Wharton, transported to the United States, and several tarsiers brought to Germany by Harrisson led to the first long-term field study in Borneo. This study investigated the functional anatomy of the skin, biometry and corresponding evolutionary interpretations, anatomy, and locomotion in Bornean tarsiers as well as many aspects of their behavior. It also recorded diseases and traumatological data and interpreted these with regard to fitness and the survival of the species. I close this abbreviated history of tarsier research before the last 20 yr with 2 studies, 1 on the physiology and evolution of brown adipose tissue and 1 on convergent evolution with owls.

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Progreditur ordinara saltando et retrorsum...Normally Proceeds in a Leaping Fashion, and Backwards...

Niemitz¹

2010

Int J Primatol

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“…Small wounds are formed only where the decidual arteries and vein pass through this epithelium and these wounds are healed in a short time. KURZ (1904) describes the reformation of the uterine epithelium in Tarsius as occurring in practically the same way as in Elephantulus. Also Eauer, according to Kurz, found a similar phenomenon in the ferret.…”

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The Post‐partum Involution of the Uterus of Elephantulus

Horst

1951

Acta Zoologica

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“…Mfirz: Sehr kleine Anschwellungen; in der Vulva ein Schleimpfropfen, der microscopisch viele Epithelia und lebendige Spermatozoiden enth~ilt. 29. M~irz: Vier deutliche Eikammern, welche angeheftete Keimblasen enthalten.…”

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Die puerperale Involution des Uterus vom Maulwurf

Moll

1910

Anatomische Hefte

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Der Uterus von Tarsius spectrum nach dem Wurf

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Progreditur ordinara saltando et retrorsum...Normally Proceeds in a Leaping Fashion, and Backwards...

Progreditur ordinara saltando et retrorsum...Normally Proceeds in a Leaping Fashion, and Backwards...

The Post‐partum Involution of the Uterus of Elephantulus

Die puerperale Involution des Uterus vom Maulwurf

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