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An experiment with bodies of 35 species and spy cameras explains one of the most well-known proverbs.
A pioneering study on the behaviour of scavengers with about 200 corpses of fish, birds and mammals
A pioneering study on the behaviour of scavengers before about 200 bodies of fish, birds and mammals has attributed the paradigm of "dog does not eat dog" to the instinct of animals to avoid infections and diseases. The research has been developed by scientists of CIAGRO-UMH of the Miguel Hernández University, the University of Alicante and the University of Granada.The researchers have provided the first empirical evidence in a community of ver…
Antonio Martín Elche (Alicante).- A pioneering study on the behavior of scavengers with about 200 corpses of fish, birds and mammals attributes the paradigm of ‘dog does not eat dog’ to the instinct to avoid infections and diseases. Nearby species from an evolutionary point of view usually share physiological characteristics and biological systems, and by [...] La entrada A scavenger study attributes the ‘dog does not eat dog’ to the instinct to…
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