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Pages: 48, Library Binding, Enslow Elementary

Pages: 320, Edition: Original, Paperback, Perigee Trade

The brilliant optical qualities of the dichroic lampwork beads came to us thanks to space age technology. NASA originally developed the unique process of stacking multiple layers of metal oxides and then fusing them with glass for satellite mirrors. The radiant spectrum of colors seen in these beads is a result of different wavelengths of light either passing through or reflecting off of various layers of metal oxides. Each bead is truly an individual work of art; continuously drawing the eye to...

The naked mole-rat is unusual in many respects. It is essentially hairless and blind, lives its entire life below ground, and has a social structure more like that seen in bees or ants than in other mammals. Its "bizarre" ecology and behavior, however, are not so unusual when one considers the incredible diversity of living creatures with which we share this planet. We tend to be most familiar with the large prominent species such as elephants and tigers and gorillas, while entire communities...

Real specimen of Rattus rattus Perfect for mammal and comparative anatomy studies There is no better way to study the skeletal system of the common rat and other small mammals then with the real Rattus rattus skull Pack of 1

After 113 years the red crested tree rat is back and as cute as ever. This darling little mammal just popped up to say hi after 113 years of perceived extinction.-Pre-shrunk 100% cotton 6.1oz t-shirt has a loose comfortable fit.

Details for RABBIT ANTI RAT MARCKS Specificity: MARCKS Isotype: Polyclonal IgG Species Cross Reactivity: Based on sequence similarity, is expected to react with:Mammals N.B. Antibody reactivity and working conditions may vary between species. Preservative Stabilisers: 0.09% Sodium Azide (NaN3) Immunogen: Recombinant MARCKS expressed in and purified from E.coli. Specificity: Is specific for rat Myristoylated alanine-rich protein kinase C substrate (MARCKS) MARCKS, a member of the calmodulin...

37100. Dixon, J. Food Predilections of Predatory and Fur-Bearing Mammals . American Society of Mammalogists, 1925, Journal of Mammalogy, 6 (1) : 34-46, 10 figures and 1 plate. Reprint, stapled text, previous owners marks on front page, usual signs of use and age, text in good plus to very good condition. $4.00

Pages: 132, Paperback, Hephaestus Books

US$ 25.95 (+ tax) CSIRO Publishing; December 2007 200 pages; ISBN 9780643099319 Read online, or download in EPUB or secure PDF format ... more Australia’s native rodents are the most ecologically diverse family of Australian mammals. There are about 60 living species – all within the subfamily Murinae – representing around 25 per cent of all species of Australian mammals. They range in size from the very small delicate mouse to the highly specialised, arid-adapted hopping mouse, the large tree...

Ord's kangaroo rat is one of the smallest mammals indigenous to the Great Plains. Identified by a long, bushy-tipped tail and huge hind feet, this tiny creature weighs only two ounces! Its coat is pale cinnamon-buff, mixed with a blackish wash. A burrowing animal, Ord's kangaroo rat prefers sandy soils that allow easy digging. When making a new burrow, the animal sets up separate areas for nesting and food storage. The burrow provides protection from the heat, wind and predators. In fact, once...

The purpose of this guide, which includes all of the larger mammals who make their home in the southern, central, or northern Rocky Mountains, is to foster an understanding that each mammal has specific food, habitat, and security requirements needed for its survival. The most commonly seen representatives of the smaller species (chipmunks, ground squirrels, rats, voles, etc.) are also included. In a few cases a species was included due to its importance to the natural community in which it lives...

Welcome to the world of the naked mole rat! Many readers may never have heard of this nocturnal creature. As a burrowing, eusocial mammal, the naked mole rat spends its time in the dry lands of eastern Africa. A chapter on the naked mole rat’s body discusses its size, appearance, and special features, including its nearly hairless body, tiny ears and eyes, wrinkly, loose skin, and huge incisors. Other chapters cover its diet, life cycle, and habitat, including a map. The naked mole rat’s colony...

RAT (NORWAY) TRACK MOLD. Made from flexible vinyl polymers, this mammal track mold can be filled with plaster, clay or PerfectCast®, the durable compound used by museum professionals (available from Acorn Naturalists). Use the track casts you make from these molds as instructional aids, pressing the tracks into moist sand or dirt, or use to make ink prints, or compare your impressions with ones found in the field. Everyone can have fun making animal tracks—students or campers can take them home or...

These vibrant prints are from the Mammals volumes of The Naturalist's Library . Sir William Jardine, who edited the series, commissioned experts throughout Europe to author each of the 40 volumes organized by four major topics — mammals, birds, insects, and fish. The volumes included over 1300 hand-coloured plates produced from engravings by William Lizars, the eminent Scottish engraver and painter of topographical views.

Description The laws of animal behavior have been revised and revealed through research performed by zoologists, physiologists and experimental psychologists. Each has contributed much. Their main meeting ground has been the study of mammals, especially rats. This classic book is unique in bringing together the principal conclusions of these researchers in a compact, well illustrated, and lucid form. The author himself made important original contributions to wild rat behavior; his account of "white...

Specificity: Recognizes both the occupied and unoccupied forms of VDR. Does not cross-react with estrogen and glucocorticoid receptors. In mammals, recognizes a protein of ~53kD which is identified as vitamin D Receptor (VDR). In avians, VDR appears as a doublet of 58 and 60kD. Species cross-reactivity: Human, porcine, mouse, rat, hamster, frog, chicken and fish.

Featured are the voices and sounds of 54 species of primates on one disc, and 55 other mammals, including such diverse species as anteaters, bats, kinkajous, jaguars, tapirs, peccaries, manatees, squirrels, and bamboo rats on the other disc. In a rainforest environment where dense vegetation blocks the view, familiarity with sound is essential for identifying the secretive mammals that live there. This audio guide provides a new tool for finding and identifying New World tropical rainforest mammals...