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Monitoring reproduction in cryptic small mammals; using body temperature to identify parturition in an endangered rodent
As biodiversity continues to decline, accurate monitoring of endangered species reproduction has become essential for informed conservation strategies. However, tracking reproductive events in cryptic species, such as burrowing mammal, can pose serious technical challenges. Reproduction often affect
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