Sexual Dimorphism in Molar Progression and Eruption in the Agile Wallaby
作者： AE Newsome , JC Merchant , BL Bolton , ML Dudzinski
DOI: 10.1071/WR9770001
关键词: Sexual dimorphism 、 Ecology 、 Pest control 、 Fauna 、 Wildlife 、 Wildlife management 、 PEST analysis 、 Wildlife conservation 、 Biology 、 Biodiversity
摘要: Male and female agile wallabies with the same dental pattern are of different ages. Males grow faster acquire their teeth earlier. It seems probable that other sexually dimorphic kangaroos have similar differences. A statistical model for molar progression is suggested.
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