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Saturday, 25 September 2021
All the World's Deer: Muntjacs
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Red muntjac For many people, the word 'deer' likely conjures up a medium to large animal with large branching antlers in the males. ...
Sunday, 19 September 2021
Before the Monkeys: Primates in North America
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Anaptomorphus , an omomyid from Wyoming The primates are one of the larger groups of mammals, with literally hundreds of living species know...
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Sunday, 12 September 2021
Hanging Out in the Heliconias
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Bats are usually sociable animals. Since large caves are relatively rare, when bats find one, literally millions of individuals can pack the...
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Sunday, 5 September 2021
All the World's Deer: Roe Deer and Reindeer
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Roe deer Of the three species of deer native to Britain, the one that's most often overlooked is probably the roe deer ( Capreolus capr...
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Sunday, 29 August 2021
Miocene (Pt 28): Miniature Super-horses and the Dawn of the Guinea Pigs
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Thoatherium For most of the Age of Mammals, South America was an island continent, separated from its northern counterpart by a wide sea. Ev...
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Sunday, 22 August 2021
Life Lessons from Monogamous Mice
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As a general rule, male mammals don't have much to do with raising their young. In many cases, that's because the species in questio...
Sunday, 15 August 2021
Of Pandas and Bamboo
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Today, there are eight living species of bear. Six of these are "ursine bears", members of a subfamily distributed across the nort...
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