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Temperature preferences of African mole-rats (family Bathyergidae)

Published:2015-10 Issue: Volume:53 Page:15-22
ISSN:0306-4565
Container-title:Journal of Thermal Biology
language:en
Short-container-title:Journal of Thermal Biology

Author:

Begall Sabine,Berendes Meike,Schielke Charlotte K.M.,Henning Yoshiyuki,Laghanke Marzena,Scharff Andreas,van Daele Paul,Burda Hynek

Publisher

Elsevier BV

Subject

Developmental Biology,General Agricultural and Biological Sciences,Biochemistry,Physiology

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