Given that many behavior patterns cluster together in sequences that are organized to solve
specific problems (eg, foraging), a fruitful perspective within which to study behaviors is as …

Following concerns over increasing global plastic pollution, interest in the production and
characterization of bio-based and biodegradable alternatives is rising. In the present work …

Findings on nonprimate mammals place the issue of mother–infant lateralized relations in a
broader context, demonstrating that humans are one of many species showing this feature …

The right hemisphere plays a crucial role in social processing. Human mothers show a
robust left cradling/holding bias providing greater right-hemispheric involvement in the …

Play fighting is a commonly reported form of play that involves competitive interactions that
generally do not escalate to serious fighting. Although in many species what are competed …

Large tusks characterize the extant walrus (Odobenus rosmarus) and its extinct relatives.
Those socially selected organs vary between the walrus and fossil relatives, intraspecifically …

Abstract Changes to Pacific walruses (Odobenus rosmarus divergens) habitat and foraging
behavior may affect exposure to both toxic and essential trace elements in walrus tissue …

The role of play in the superfamily Otarioidea has not been widely explored. However, all
play types found in other so-called “playful groups”(eg, primates or canids) have been …

Otarioids (fur seals, sea lions and the walrus, Odobenus rosmarus) are an ancient group of
marine mammals that have adapted to feeding in water in a variety of ways. Fur seals and …

The article briefly reviewed studies of the Pacific walrus. This information is necessary for the
development of the Total Allowable Catch (TAC) since the native people of Chukotka …