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Patterns and Risks of China's Snake Trade Driven by Medicinal and Culinary Traditions. [PDF]
Li XM, Su S, Zhang LW, Wu YQ, Ji X.
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Captive environment induced greater physiological changes than probiotic treatment in Pelophylax nigromaculatus. [PDF]
Lee JE, Do Y, Park JK.
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Composition and Legal Aspects of Reptiles and Amphibians Displayed at an Exotic Pet Fair in Warsaw (Poland). [PDF]
Zieliński D, Nawłatyna P, Wójcik Z.
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Characterising Reference Intervals in Clinically Normal Red Wolves (Canis rufus): A Baseline for the Detection of Clinical Disease. [PDF]
Broughton H, Wolf K, Anderson K.
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Captive Breeding, Reintroduction, and the Conservation of Amphibians [PDF]
Abstract: The global amphibian crisis has resulted in renewed interest in captive breeding as a conservation tool for amphibians. Although captive breeding and reintroduction are controversial management actions, amphibians possess a number of attributes that make them potentially good models for such programs.
Richard A Griffiths
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D. A. Conde and colleagues' Policy Forum “An emerging role of zoos to conserve biodiversity” (18 March, p. [1390][1]) presents an inspiring view of zoos' potential contributions to conservation through captive breeding and reintroduction.
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D. A. Conde and colleagues' Policy Forum “An emerging role of zoos to conserve biodiversity” (18 March, p. [1390][1]) presents an inspiring view of zoos' potential contributions to conservation through captive breeding and reintroduction.
Andrew Balmford +3 more
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Captive Breeding and Reintroduction
2001CRC ...
Ralls, Katherine, Meadows, R.
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Rare alleles, MHC and captive breeding
1994In recent years, more detailed genetic information has become available for individuals of endangered species in captive breeding programs. There have been suggestions that this information be used to identify rare alleles, particularly those at the MHC, that can be subsequently selected for captive breeding programs.
P W, Hedrick, P S, Miller
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