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American Zoologist 1967 7(2):353-355; doi:10.1093/icb/7.2.353
© 1967 by The Society for Integrative and Comparative Biology
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Some Observations on the Behavioral and Morphological Development of Coyote Pups

CAROL J. SNOW
Department of Zoology, University of Wyoming Laramie

The morphological and behavioral development of three litters (1 male; two females; two males and two females) of coyotes reared in confinement is presented. The data include: patterns of behavior and associated morphological changes in ingestive, eliminative, contactual, and care-seeking processes; interactions among sibs and between adults and neonates; and the development of agonistic behavior in coyote pups.


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