Übersetzung für 'macaques' von Englisch nach Deutsch

macaques [genus Macaca]

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Japanese macaques [Macaca fuscata]

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• Nearly all (73–100%) pet and captive rhesus macaques are carriers of the herpes B virus.
• Rhesus macaques have been observed to display self-aggression (SA) including self-biting, self-clasping, self-slapping, self-rubbing and threatening of body parts.
• The most commonly found primates in China are macaques, which have oversized cheeks to store food and live in large troops.
• According to "Viet Nam News", 3,000 Nafovanny macaques were exported to the U.S.
• 1999 - In pig tailed macaques, a "window of susceptibility" demonstrated by showing that superinfection with a new viral strain was only possible after initial infection in macaques.

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• This exhibit is home to a troop of Japanese macaques. Since these animals are a part of the Species Survival Plan, infant macaques can be seen almost every year.
• There are two groups of 70 macaques at the forest, which were originally from other parks in France and Germany and inhabit different parts of the forest.
• In June 2013, 21 macaques were injured and 6 macaques were killed or were euthanized when fighting broke out among a group of 260 macaques who were being housed together.
• The monkeys are called Longtailed Macaques and are descendants of pets released into the wild in the 1920s.
• Moor macaques are an ideal taxon to examine interspecific diversity in play behavior among nonhuman primates.

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• Macaques are small monkeys that live in hierarchical groups.
• Yamanouchi is also home to Jigokudani Monkey Park where Japanese macaques can be found soaking in an outdoor hot spring.
• Rhesus macaques ("Macaca mulatta") exhibit a 93% genetic similarity to humans approximately.
• Animal models of androgenic alopecia occur naturally and have been developed in transgenic mice; chimpanzees ("Pan troglodytes"); bald uakaris ("Cacajao rubicundus"); and stump-tailed macaques ("Macaca speciosa" and "M.