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Captive breeding programmes for nocturnal prosimians
… population of six nocturnal prosimian species (aye-aye, fat-tailed dwarf lemur, Goodman’s mouse lemur, grey mouse lemur, grey slender loris and pygmy slow loris) and determine their demographic self-sustainability. To achieve this aim studbook data was analysed. The difference between birth and …
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Exploring students' conceptions of the racial and socio-cultural differences in the learning environment of a medical specialty
Study problem In the education of South African postgraduate medical specialities, various challenges that could have negative impacts on learning are evident. Racial and socio-cultural diversity in South Africa has roots in a previous societal structure that systematically discriminated against …
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Hand Preference for Holding, Tapping, Probing and Digit-Feeding in Captive Adult Aye-ayes (<i>Daubentonia madagascariensis</i>)
<p>Aye-ayes are a species of lemur with several unique characteristics. They have the largest brain to body size ratio of any lemur and are the largest nocturnal primate. Insect larvae are a dietary staple. They use their elongated third digit to tap on structures such as tree bark and their large …