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Перевод: baboon

[существительное]
бабуин ; павиан

Тезаурус:

1. Well-fed baboon babies become best reproducers
2. Nagel (1973) has shown that in the area exploited by hamadrayas baboons in the Awash valley there are no fruiting trees such as figs or tamarinds which by comparison constitute primary sources in the near-by P. anubis baboon area.
3. The mutual assistance of harem owners in driving off non-reproductive males may be the basis of herd formation in the gelada baboon.
4. The opposite condition is shown by the hamadryas baboon: the male enforces a direction of march through biting the necks of recalcitrant females until they follow him.
5. Ever since the pioneering field-work on chimpanzees of the Reynolds (1965) the species has been known to have a markedly "loose" society when compared, for instance, with baboon troops.
6. Quantum theorists hit boredom threshold / How much does a smell weigh? / Well-fed baboon babies and reproduction / Ice telescope / Supernova ring sizes up Universe / Tunnel through the Galaxy's fog
7. Trivers's theory has in fact received a convincing demonstration in Packer's observations on the baboon Papio anubis living at Gombe in Tanzania (see p. 76) as well as in numerous less-quantified examples cited in Trivers's paper.
8. In the montane life of the gelada baboon today predation from village dogs occurs, especially on young animals, and the geladas are clearly fearful of them.
9. He was gleeful about the idea of a Faber "Vaudeville" production in 1929 where he starred as a baritone singing Bolovian Ballads and a song about a blue baboon.
10. Examples are fewer, it seems, than for matrilines but include spider monkeys, the red colobus, chimpanzees, and also the hamadryas baboon when movements between clans rather than in and out of harems is considered.
11. Killers are skilled at choosing the right moment, snatching a baby baboon when large baboon males are not looking, chasing monkeys out on to limbs of emergent trees from which there is no escape except a jump - into the hands of other co-operating chimps below.
12. He went there before you, as did your grandfather Cornelius Swift, who gave us the vases in the hallway and the stuffed baboon I had to throw out because of the fleas.
13. In the waters of the monsoon pools of East Africa it is as if man sees a baboon in the mirror, for the development of baboon societies in the very regions in which human social life must have also evolved seems to reflect in extraordinarily detailed ways the emergence of features otherwise unique to human life.