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Gelada
Gelada, czasami nazywana babcią gelada, jest gatunkiem Małpy Świata, która występuje tylko w Etiopskich Wyżynach, z licznymi populacjami w górach Semien. Theropithecus wywodzi się z greckich słów kluczowych dla "beast-ape". Podobnie jak jego bliscy krewni pawiany, to w dużej mierze naziemne, spędzając dużo czasu na poszukiwaniach na murawach.
Definicja słowa gelada w słowniku
Definicja gelady w słowniku to pawian afrykański NE, Theropithecus gelada, z ciemnobrązowymi włosami tworzącymi grzywę na ramionach, gołą czerwoną klatką piersiową i pofałdowaną kufą: rodzina Cercopithecidae Nazywana również: gelada pawian.
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Theropithecus gelada GELADA (GELADA BABooN) Fr. Gelada; Ger. Dschelada
Theropitbecus gelada (Riippell, 1835). Neue Wirbelt. Fauna Abyssin. Gehorig.
Saugeth, p. 5. Semyen (Simien), Ethiopia. 'npolafi SVISQI/[lldOJQbLL sepepg.
Jonathan Kingdon, David Happold, Thomas Butynski,
2013
The striking and unmistakable gelada monkey (sometimes referred to as the
gelada baboon) Thercopithecus gelada is the most common of Ethiopia's
endemic large mammal species, with the population estimated by some to be as
high as ...
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Bibliographia Aethiopica 2
3316 -: Feeding ecology of gelada baboons: a preliminary report. Primate Ecol. (
1977) 251-73. ill. 3317 Dunbar, Robin Ian MacDonald and M. Sharman: Female
competition for access to males affects birth rate in baboons. Behav. Ecol. and ...
Hans Wilhelm Lockot, Siegbert Uhlig, Verena Böll,
1998
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Theropithecus: The Rise and Fall of a Primate Genus
rounding lowlands. The western sector lacks suitably precipitous habitat, while
the southern sector is bordered by the extensive forests of the Guraghe highlands
and Kaffa province. Since contemporary gelada rarely enter forested areas even
...
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Kinship and Behavior in Primates
Structure of gelada baboon reproductive units. I. Stability of social relationships.
Behaviour, 69, 72-87. Dunbar, R. I. M. l979b. Population demography, social
organization, and mating strategies. In: Primate Ecology and Human Origins (Ed.
by ...
Bernard Chapais, Carol M. Berman,
2004
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Kinship and Behavior in Primates
Structure of gelada baboon reproductive units. I. Stability of social relationships.
Behaviour, 69, 72–87. Dunbar, R. I. M. 1979b. Population demography, social
organization, and mating strategies. In: Primate Ecology and Human Origins (Ed.
by ...
Bernard Chapais Professor of Anthropology University of Montreal, Carol M. Berman Professor of Anthropology University of Buffalo,
2004
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Primate Males: Causes and Consequences of Variation in Group ...
9.1, support Dunbar's ( 1 988) suggestion that gelada one-male units evolved by
condensing out of multi-male groups. Small testis size, however, indicates that
the gelada one-male mating system is stricter than in hamadryas and mandrills, ...
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Primate Paradigms: Sex Roles and Social Bonds
How can this gelada pattern of shuffling along on the haunches remind anyone of
early hominids? Following a rather ingenious line of reasoning, Jolly argued that
homi- nids, like geladas, moved out onto the grasslands, and developed a ...
Linda Marie Fedigan,
1982
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Primate Anatomy: An Introduction
Theropithecus (I. Geoffroy Theropithecus gelada Saint-Hilaire, 1843) Gelada
Baboon Genus Theropithecus (Figure 4.36), with only one species, T. gelada, is
commonly called gelada baboon or “bleeding heart” baboon. Geladas only occur
in ...
Friderun Ankel-Simons,
2010
Life with geladas: a battle of the sexes Gelada baboons, those striking ground-
living monkeys that thrive on Ethiopia's northern plateau, live in harems, one
male with as many as 12 adult females In biological terms, both males and
females are ...
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Sprawdź, o czym dyskutuje się w prasie krajowej i zagranicznej oraz jak jest stosowane słowo
gelada w wiadomościach.
Are Monkeys Really Domesticating Wolves in Ethiopia? Sure Looks …
In fact, they seemed to do everything they could to avoid raising a ruckus, spending hours roaming through the large gelada herds foraging for ... «Slate Magazine, Cze 15»
New illustration: Wong Ping, Tom Cole, Owen Davey, Joe Morse …
Davey says the idea for the book came about after discussing new projects with publisher Nobrow, and later drawing a gelada monkey. «Creative Review, Cze 15»
An Unlikely Animal Partnership Between a Predator and its Prey
As reported in Phys.org the predator — Ethiopian wolves — and its possible prey — gelada monkeys — are at the heart of the story. Instead of ... «Care2.com, Cze 15»
Study finds wolves are better hunters when monkeys are around
Gelada monkeys are a close relative of baboons. As grazing primates, they eat grass and some herbs. They live in large herds, between ... «Phys.Org, Cze 15»
Traveldesk: best places in Ethiopia, shrinking hand luggage …
The national park at the heart of them is also an important reserve for Ethiopian wildlife such as the Gelada baboon and the Walia ibex, a type ... «Irish Times, Cze 15»
Clean up leaves Serra Gelada beaches sparkling
ALTEA Yacht Club's spring clean of the waters off the Serra Gelada has shown that this year the sea is much cleaner than in the past. The XV ... «Euro Weekly News, Cze 15»
Did These Monkeys Turn Wolves into Guard Animals?
How did one group of gelada baboons in Ethiopia manage to live peacefully with African wolves, a predator not unlike the wild dogs that ... «OutdoorHub, Cze 15»
Amazing images show what looks like monkeys domesticating wild …
Peaceful interactions rarely occur between a predator and prey. But the amazing image above of a group of gelada monkeys hanging around ... «Business Insider Australia, Cze 15»
Animal Tricks: Monkeys Might Be Domesticating Wolves In Africa
Scientists in eastern Africa have spotted some unusual behavior between groups of wolves and packs of gelada monkeys (a type of baboon). «AskMen, Cze 15»
When cow pee particles take to the wind, lakes turn green
A wolf walks among them, but that doesn't faze gelada baboons. Scientists from Dartmouth College have found that when a solitary Ethiopian wolf, the planet's ... «OnEarth Magazine, Cze 15»