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尾の喪失による社会的なコストは,Uta stansburiandandのUta stansburiandにある

S F Fox, M A Rostker

    Science (New York, N.Y.)
    |November 12, 1982
    PubMed
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    支配的な幼虫のUta stansburianaトカゲの尻尾を抜くことは,彼らの社会的地位を低下させた. 尾の3分の2をなくした後に,重要な地位の喪失が発生し,支配と生存に影響を与えました.

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