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Lasiopodomys gregalis

Known as: Microtus gregalis 
National Institutes of Health

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2011
2011
Upper paleolithic mammal fauna of the Baikal region, east Siberia (new data)
A representative mammal fauna attributable to the Karginian Interstadial (MIS 3, 36 000e23 000 BP) has been found for the first… 
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2010
2010
Intrapopulation morphological variation of the narrow-skulled vole (Microtus gregalis, Rodentia, Arvicolinae).
2007
2007
The narrow-skulled vole (Microtus gregalis Pall.) in the dynamics of zonal rodent communities of northern Eurasia
On the basis of abundant fossil and subfossil bone remains, the ecological and faunal role of the narrow-skulled vole in zonal… 
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2007
2007
Paleoecology of a Late Pleistocene Small Mammal Community from Interior Alaska
Fossil small mammals from late Pleistocene sediments in interior Alaska were used to investigate the paleoecology of the region… 
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2005
2005
Predatory behavior of the social spiderMallos gregalis: Is it cooperative?
Summary1-In the communal, non-territorial spiderMallos gregalis, large numbers of individuals share communal webs and feed as… 
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2005
2005
EFFECTS OF COLONY SIZE ON WEB STRUCTURE AND BEHAVIOR OF THE SOCIAL SPIDE R
Groups of size 1, 2, 5, 10 and 20 Mallos gregalis were monitored under laboratory conditions wit h the aid of a computer… 
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2004
2004
COOPERATIVE PREY CAPTURE IN THE COMMUNAL WEB SPIDER , PHILOPONELLA RA FRAYI ( ARANEAE , ULOBORIDAE )
Prey capture advantage has played an important role in the evolution of communal or social spiders (Shear 1970 ; Rypstra 1985… 
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1987
1987
Symbiosis Between Social Spiders and Yeast:The Role in Prey Attraction
moths as a means of luring males to be captured (Tietjen and Rovner, 1982). Here we provide evidence that the social spider… 
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1979
1979
Measurement of spatial behavior: methodology applied to rhesus monkeys, neon tetras, communal and solitary spiders, cockroaches, and gnats in open fields.
  • J. W. Burgess
  • Behavioral and neural biology
  • 1979
  • Corpus ID: 41567892
The comparison of spacing patterns between animal groups is made possible by a methodology which uses the following steps… 
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1979
1979
Web-signal processing for tolerance and group predation in the social spider Mallos gregalis simon
Abstract Most spiders are aggressive and cannibalistic but Mallos gregalis lives in large, tolerant colonies where prey is caught… 
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