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Biology of the jerboa, Jaculus jaculus butleri (Rodentia, Dipodidae), in the Sudan

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Published1967
Citations26
References19

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1967 • 2,310 citations

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1977 • 616 citations

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1963 • 186 citations

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1961 • 99 citations

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1925 • 96 citations

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1956 • 69 citations

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1931 • 60 citations

On the Structure of the External Genitalia in Dipodidæ and Zapodidæ (Rodentia) as a Classificatory Character.

1925 • 26 citations

The Life Cycle and Incidence of Hepatozoon balfouri (Laveran, 1905) in Egyptian Jerboas (Jaculus spp.) and Mites (Haemolaelaps aegyptius Keegan, 1956)*

1961 • 22 citations

The Vegetation of the Semi-Desert North East of Khartoum, Sudan

1961 • 20 citations

The Climate of Khartoum Province

1965 • 18 citations

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1963 • 15 citations

Kinds and Distribution of Wild Rodents and Their Ectoparasites in Egypt

1956 • 6 citations

XXXVII.—The forms of Jaculus jaculus in Egypt and Syria

1922 • 5 citations

Observations on Infant Jerboas with Special Reference to the Development of the Tympanic Bulla

1958 • 5 citations

Pulmonary peculiarities related to life in the desert

1960 • 4 citations

The Jerboas of Egypt.

1958 • 3 citations

On some mammals collected by Capt. H. N. Dunn, R. A. M. C., in the Soudan

1903 • 3 citations

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1960 • 1 citations

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Biology of the jerboa, Jaculus jaculus butleri (Rodentia, Dipodidae), in the Sudan (1967) – Journal of Zoology | Metascience Observatory Explorer