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Determining if lactating Weddell seal mothers are indeed fasting
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K071_1996_1997_NZ_2
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Abstract:
Weddell seals are well adapted polar animals. They give birth to pups in the Antarctic summer when they haul out onto the ice. While feeding their pups, they have a massive fasting weight loss (and fat mobilisation) and their suckling pup has a correspondingly massive weight gain and fat deposition. The question of whether the lactating mothers actually do fast was investigated by testing blood ...
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Start Date:
1996-11-18
Stop Date:
1996-12-04
Start Date:
1998-10-30
Stop Date:
1998-12-08
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DIF Creation Date:
2005-09-22
Last DIF Revision Date:
2008-08-01
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