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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"bushbaby"”.

  1. Grooming as an Agonistic Behavior in Garnett’s Small-Eared Bushbaby (<i>Otolemur garnettii</i>)

    … and felines share characteristics with Garnett’s bushbaby (<em>Otolemur garnettii</em>). They are nocturnal, have a strong olfactory sense, and are semi-social. Additionally, Edens (2013), found a significant correlation between displacements and grooming when female <em>O. garnettii</em> were …

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  2. An Assessment of Number Representation in the Small-Eared Bushbaby (<i>Otolemur garnettii</i>)

    … a nocturnal African primate, Garnett’s Greater Bushbaby (<em>Otolemur garnettii</em>). Using a modified search task developed by Lewis et al. (2005), bushbabies searched for raisins in an opaque pail across 10 paired trials. Each pair consisted of one “honest” presentation (number observed = …

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  3. Utility of Feeding Priority as a Measure of Dominance in Garnett's Bushbaby (<i>Otolemur garnettii</i>)

    <p>The current study examined dominance behaviors in bushbabies and examined whether feeding priority (i.e., first access to a food source) is a viable measure of dominance. Several measures of dominance were employed. Among the measures of dominance investigated were agonistic interactions, …

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  4. Greater Galagos near Mt. Kasigau, Kenya: Population Density Estimates

    <p>This study examined population density and habitat use of a species of greater galago, genus <em>Otolemur</em>, around Mt. Kasigau, Kenya. Mt. Kasigau has a unique regional microclimate, a cloud forest, which provides many different flora and fauna a home. To examine population density, two …

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