Mammal Study
Mammalogical Society of Japan · Japan · Est. 1986
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This journal publishes research on mammal species, focusing on their ecology, behavior, morphology, and conservation. Studies investigate topics such as vocalizations, habitat use, diet, genetic diversity, and population dynamics across various mammal groups including felids, cetaceans, bears, bats, and canids. Research often involves field observations, laboratory analyses, and modeling techniques to understand species interactions and inform management strategies.
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