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Electrocardiograms of American River Otters (Lutra canadensis) during Immobilization

John P. Hoover

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response resembled that of other bears.He snarled, hissed, turned and ran off.After running 30 m the bear fell on its side, convulsed and stopped breathing.

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response resembled that of other bears.He snarled, hissed, turned and ran off.After running 30 m the bear fell on its side, convulsed and stopped breathing.

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response resembled that of other bears.He snarled, hissed, turned and ran off.After running 30 m the bear fell on its side, convulsed and stopped breathing.

Key concepts: Lutra, Biology, Otter, Fishery, Zoology

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