2007Australian MammalogyRequires access

Chronoethology of captive koalas Phascolarctos cinereus.

Annette R. Benesch, Ursula Munro, D. Schratter, G. Fleissner

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Activity patterns of 4 koalas from 2 zoos were observed for 6 weeks. Actograms show that koalas were mainly, but not exclusively, nocturnal.

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Activity patterns of 4 koalas from 2 zoos were observed for 6 weeks. Actograms show that koalas were mainly, but not exclusively, nocturnal.

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Activity patterns of 4 koalas from 2 zoos were observed for 6 weeks. Actograms show that koalas were mainly, but not exclusively, nocturnal.

Key concepts: Phascolarctos cinereus, Monotreme, Biology, Marsupial, Nocturnal, Zoology, Ethogram, Mammal

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