On Anthura gracilis (Montagu)

01 Montagu (JG/d)

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Philip Montagu D'arcy Hart (1900-2006).

The claustrum of the bottlenose dolphin Tursiops truncatus (Montagu 1821)

The mammalian claustrum is involved in processing sensory information from the environment. The claustrum is reciprocally connected to the visual cortex and these projections, at least in carnivores, display a clear retinotopic distribution. The visual cortex of dolphins occupies a position strikingly different from that of land mammals. Whether the reshaping of the functional areas of the cort...

The Gracilis-Semitendinosus Indeks

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Petaurus gracilis (Diprotodontia: Petauridae)

Petaurus gracilis (De Vis, 1883) is a gliding possum commonly known as the mahogany glider. This species is endemic to open sclerophyll woodland between Tully and Ingham in North Queensland, Australia. Within its distribution P. gracilis occurs in forests dominated by trees of the genera Eucalyptus, Corymbia, Melaleuca, and Acacia. This species is recognized as an endangered species because of ...