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Hélène Et Sophie - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • O graceful fawn, o gentle Doe: Deer in Thai manuscript art
    Les carnets du CASE, 2016
    Co-Authors: Hélène Et Sophie
    Abstract:

    O graceful fawn, o gentle Doe: Deer in Thai manuscript art by Jana Igunma, 12/12/2016, Asian and African Studies (British Library) Among the most gorgeous images in Thai manuscript painting are those of forest animals. Illustrations of the heavenly forest Himmaphan (Pali: Himavanta), which in Buddhist cosmology is thought to surround the base of the mythical Mount Meru, are unthinkable without squirrels, rabbits, birds, lions, tigers, monkeys, elephants and Deer. Scenes involving birds, elep..

Killian Gary - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • WHITE-TAILED Deer ACTIVITY, CONTRACEPTION, AND ESTROUS CYCLING
    DigitalCommons@University of Nebraska - Lincoln, 1997
    Co-Authors: Schumake, Stephen A., Killian Gary
    Abstract:

    Reliable activity measures in free-ranging white-tailed Deer could be useful for the assessment of estrous cycling and general activity changes that can occur after immunocontraceptive vaccine treatments. Electronic data-logging (CountcardTM) devices attached to 9 white-tailed Doe Deer on neck collars were used to monitor their movement activities during 2 rutting seasons in 2.5 acre fenced enclosures. Direct daily behavioral observations on buck responses toward individual Does were used to detect estrus and to validate changes in 24-hour activity counts as another indication of estrous cycling. When individual activity counts for the estrus days on the Does were compared to diestrus counts as estimated by mean values over days 10 through 15 post-estrus, a significant high product moment correlation of 0.946 was obtained indicating similar and proportional changes in activity under the 2 behaviorally-detected conditions. As predicted, mean activity counts for the estrus days were significantly higher (P\u3c0.0039) than the mean counts for the diestrus days. This indicated some potential utility for the devices as sensors for estrus detection. Even though the individual Deer showed different activity baseline levels and a high degree of daily variation, estrus days were frequently characterized by minor peaks in the daily activity counts followed within a day or a day and a half by a sharp activity decline, an indication that the Does were at this point receptive to mounting by bucks

Schumake, Stephen A. - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • WHITE-TAILED Deer ACTIVITY, CONTRACEPTION, AND ESTROUS CYCLING
    DigitalCommons@University of Nebraska - Lincoln, 1997
    Co-Authors: Schumake, Stephen A., Killian Gary
    Abstract:

    Reliable activity measures in free-ranging white-tailed Deer could be useful for the assessment of estrous cycling and general activity changes that can occur after immunocontraceptive vaccine treatments. Electronic data-logging (CountcardTM) devices attached to 9 white-tailed Doe Deer on neck collars were used to monitor their movement activities during 2 rutting seasons in 2.5 acre fenced enclosures. Direct daily behavioral observations on buck responses toward individual Does were used to detect estrus and to validate changes in 24-hour activity counts as another indication of estrous cycling. When individual activity counts for the estrus days on the Does were compared to diestrus counts as estimated by mean values over days 10 through 15 post-estrus, a significant high product moment correlation of 0.946 was obtained indicating similar and proportional changes in activity under the 2 behaviorally-detected conditions. As predicted, mean activity counts for the estrus days were significantly higher (P\u3c0.0039) than the mean counts for the diestrus days. This indicated some potential utility for the devices as sensors for estrus detection. Even though the individual Deer showed different activity baseline levels and a high degree of daily variation, estrus days were frequently characterized by minor peaks in the daily activity counts followed within a day or a day and a half by a sharp activity decline, an indication that the Does were at this point receptive to mounting by bucks