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Research Blog, 23.08.2008, Kurt Kotrschal

Aragorn, the dark wolf

Our black wolves are probably of Canadian taiga origin, from a litter by a sedentary territorial female.

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Gaze following abilities in wolves
Friederike Range, 25.02.2011

The summary of our second publication you can find here.By Friederike Range & Zsofia ViranyiFollowing others’ …
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I am on the verge of finishing my studies of biology in Freiburg, Germany. However, before doing my diploma thesis I …
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