The response of the cotton-top tamarin (Saguinus oedipus) to environmental stressors as a model for idiopathic colitis

Posted on:1995-06-27

Degree:Ph.D

Type:Thesis

University:The Ohio State University

Candidate:Stonerook, Michael James

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GTID:2474390014489439

Subject:Psychology

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he hypothesis of this study was that stressors of captivity are the stimulus for the high prevalence of colitis in captive tamarins because wild tamarins appear to be free of colitis. Comparison of the thermoregulatory responses between temperate colony (ambient temperature...

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Colitis, Stressors

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