Bite force sexual dimorphism in Canidae (Mammalia: Carnivora): relations between diet, sociality and bite force intersexual differences

IF 1.8 4区生物学 Q1 ZOOLOGY

Hystrix-Italian Journal of Mammalogy Pub Date : 2020-09-03 DOI:10.4404/HYSTRIX-00332-2020

A. R. Magalhães, E. M. Damasceno, Diego Astúa

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Abstract

Acknowledgements We are thankful to the following curators and/or collection managers for access to the specimens used in this study under their care, help during our visits or loans: Robert Voss, Teresa Pacheco, John Flynn and Judy Galkin (AMNH); Bruce Patterson (FMNH) and Robert Fisher (USNM). We are thankful to Erika Hingst-Zaher, for her collaboration in the earlier studies that resulted in this dataset, to Alessandra Lamarca and Carlos Schrago for providing us the files with their phylogenetic tree, and to an anonymous reviewer for suggestions that improved our manuscript. This work was developed while ARM received an undergraduate fellowship from FACEPE. ARM is now supported by a doctoral fellowship from CAPES. EMD was supported by fellowships from FACEPE and CNPq, and DA is or was supported by grants from CNPq, CAPES, FACEPE, and FAPESP for the acquisition of equipment used for data collection and during its development. Abstract

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犬科(哺乳纲:食肉目)的咬合力两性异型:饮食、社会性与咬合力两性差异的关系

我们感谢以下策展人和/或收藏经理，在他们的照顾下，在我们访问或出借期间提供帮助:Robert Voss, Teresa Pacheco, John Flynn和Judy Galkin (AMNH);布鲁斯·帕特森(FMNH)和罗伯特·费舍尔(USNM)。我们要感谢Erika Hingst-Zaher，她在早期研究中的合作导致了这个数据集，感谢Alessandra Lamarca和Carlos Schrago为我们提供了系统发育树的文件，并感谢一位匿名审稿人为我们的手稿提供了改进建议。这项工作是在ARM获得FACEPE的本科生奖学金时开展的。ARM现在得到了CAPES博士奖学金的支持。EMD得到了FACEPE和CNPq的奖学金支持，而DA则得到了CNPq、CAPES、FACEPE和FAPESP的资助，用于购买用于数据收集和开发的设备。摘要

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Hystrix-Italian Journal of Mammalogy 生物-动物学

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21 weeks

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