Observations on the embryology of the badger

Hamlett, G. W. D.

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“…Quelques annees plus tard, Hansson, chez le Vison (1947), retrouva le meme phenomene. Cependant, quelques critiques se sont elevees, notamment sur la possibilite d'appliquer les resultats de ces travaux aux especes a όνο-implantation differee menant une existence souterraine, comme le Tatou (Hamlett 1929), le Blaireau americain (Meles taxus) (Hamlett 1932) et le Blaireau europeen (Meles meles L.) (Canivenc 1960).…”

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Etude De L’activite Du Blaireau Europeen (Meles Meles L.)

Bonnin-Laffargue¹,

Canivenc²

1961

Mammalia

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Etude De L’activite Du Blaireau Europeen (Meles Meles L.)

Bonnin-Laffargue¹,

Canivenc²

1961

Mammalia

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“…Three follicles usually ovulate (Wright, 1966). Implantation is I Taxidea taxus -Badger REPRODUCTION AND GROWTH (Cont'd) delayed with development arrested in the blastula stage until December to February (Hamlett, 1932). Young are born in March to April.…”

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Ecological life histories and bibliographies for selected California desert mammals : draft report /

O'Farrell¹

1977

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Nesting sites. Nesting sites are probably associated with the types of cover used by the shrews. These include: brush piles (Baker, 1966; Vaughan, 1954); rubbish (Turkowski and Brown, 1969); tree logs (Blair, 1954); weeds and thorny scrub (Jones et al. , 1962); and in bee hives (Willett, 1939). They are commonly associated 'with woodrats and have been taken frequently in their dens (Preston and Martin, 1963; Davis, 1941; Baker and Hsu, 1970). Nests are built by both sexes and are usually less than 50 mm in diameter. Construction materials have included: web-silk of the bee moth (Dixon, 1924); cornsilk, fine grass and feathers (Dixon, 1924

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Spontaneous twinning in the amphibia

Schwind

1942

Am. J. Anat.

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Observations on the embryology of the badger

Cited by 19 publications

References 6 publications

Etude De L’activite Du Blaireau Europeen (Meles Meles L.)

Etude De L’activite Du Blaireau Europeen (Meles Meles L.)

Ecological life histories and bibliographies for selected California desert mammals : draft report /

Spontaneous twinning in the amphibia

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