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Pronghorn glands

Keeper substances in a scent secretion, and/or the nature of the substrate such as rock, wood or soil, impart longevity to a scent mark. In our own studies, scent marks of captive pronghorn, A. americana, were still noticeable to the human nose 4 months after all animals had been removed from a pen. Similarly, scent marks of the aardwolf, Proteks cristatus, last for up to 6 months (Apps etal, 1989). 2-Phenoxyethanol in the secretions from the chin gland of the rabbit is typical in dominant animals, serving as a fixative to extend the life of the signal (Hayes etal, 2001). [Pg.31]

FIGURE 2.5 Visual signal is combined with odor release when an alarmed pronghorn Antilocapra americana) flares his "rump patch of long hair covering the ischiadic gland. (Photograph D. Miiller-Schwarze.)... [Pg.34]

Subauricular gland (jaw patch) Pronghorn, Antihcapra americana... [Pg.44]

In most mammal species the skin glands typically occur only in, or are larger or more numerous in, males. For example, only the male pronghorn has a pair of... [Pg.45]

The male pronghorn, A. americana, scent marks his territory with the sub-auricular gland. Among the constituents of the subauricular secretion, isovaleric acid (Fig. 6.15) released the strongest marking responses by pronghorn bucks (Muller-Schwarzeetfl/., 1974). [Pg.168]


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