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Tall trees drive the nest-site selection of wild Crested Ibis Nipponia nippon
Bird Conservation International, 2022Summary Understanding how birds select breeding sites plays an important role in habitat protection, especially for the conservation of endangered species.
Yongjie Huang +6 more
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Survival rates of a reintroduced population of the Crested Ibis Nipponia nippon in Ningshan County (Shaanxi, China) [PDF]
Bird Conservation International, 2017 The last remaining population of the Crested Ibis Nipponia nippon in the wild was studied in the Qinling Mountains, Yangxian County, Shaanxi Province, central China, over 24 breeding seasons with particular attention being paid to the nesting behaviour and breeding success. The average clutch size varied significantly among years (2.84 ± 0.77; n = 271),
Yan-fang Li +6 more
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Ornithological science, 2022
An increasing number of reintroduction programs have been set up in recent years in an attempt to reintroduce once extinct species to their indigenous ranges and create self-sustaining populations.
Y. Okahisa +3 more
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An increasing number of reintroduction programs have been set up in recent years in an attempt to reintroduce once extinct species to their indigenous ranges and create self-sustaining populations.
Y. Okahisa +3 more
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Development and characterization of 31 SNP markers for the Crested ibis (Nipponia nippon)
Conservation Genetics Resources, 2020Single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs), known as the third-generation molecular markers, are becoming popular in molecular ecology studies. The rapid development of next generation sequencing technologies allow identifying large numbers of SNP markers that can be used in conservation genetics.
Wenhui Niu +9 more
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Zoosymposia, 2022
Currently, in the Red List of the Ministry of the Environment, Japan (Hereinafter referred to as RL-MOE) (version 2020), the only terrestrial arthropod other than insects that are classified as Extinct (EX) is the feather mite, Compressalges nipponiae ...
S. Shimano, T. Waki
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Currently, in the Red List of the Ministry of the Environment, Japan (Hereinafter referred to as RL-MOE) (version 2020), the only terrestrial arthropod other than insects that are classified as Extinct (EX) is the feather mite, Compressalges nipponiae ...
S. Shimano, T. Waki
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DNA Sexing ofNipponia nipponby Duplex Polymerase Chain Reaction
Zoological Science, 2011The aim of this study was to develop a rapid, simple, sensitive, and accurate duplex polymerase chain reaction (PCR) to sex Nipponia nippon, a monomorphic bird. Amplification by duplex PCR of a sex-related gene on the female chromosome and the 12S rRNA gene yielded good results using genomic DNA extracted from a feather follicle or the membranes of ...
Jie Yeun, Park +5 more
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PREVALENCE OF A SEPTICEMIA DISEASE IN THE CRESTED IBIS (NIPPONIA NIPPON) IN CHINA
Avian Diseases Digest, 2007This study investigated six cases of septicemia in young crested ibises (Nipponia nippon). These birds all died with similar clinical signs, including sudden death, anorexia, diarrhea, and lameness. Immediately after death, the birds were necropsied; a blood sample was taken from heart and tissues were sampled from liver, lung, spleen, peritoneal mucus,
Yongmei, Xi +3 more
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Bird conservation international, 2020
Summary Reintroductions aim to re-establish a viable population within the indigenous range of living organisms, especially of threatened species. The population of the Asian Crested Ibis Nipponia nippon, a well-known ‘Endangered’ bird species, has ...
Min Li +5 more
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Summary Reintroductions aim to re-establish a viable population within the indigenous range of living organisms, especially of threatened species. The population of the Asian Crested Ibis Nipponia nippon, a well-known ‘Endangered’ bird species, has ...
Min Li +5 more
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Biochemical Genetics, 2006
The major histocompatibility complex (MHC), with its extraordinary levels of genetic variation, is thought to be an essential aspect of the ability of an organism to recognize different parasites and pathogens. It has also been proposed to regulate reproductive processes in many aspects.
Bei, Zhang +2 more
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The major histocompatibility complex (MHC), with its extraordinary levels of genetic variation, is thought to be an essential aspect of the ability of an organism to recognize different parasites and pathogens. It has also been proposed to regulate reproductive processes in many aspects.
Bei, Zhang +2 more
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Population Dynamics and Recovery of Endangered Crested Ibis (Nipponia nippon ) in Central China
Waterbirds, 2008Abstract The Crested Ibis (Nipponia nippon) is one of the most endangered avian species in the world. In 1981, seven ibis were discovered in the Qinling Mountain, central China. The ibis population responded positively to 20 years of intensive conservation growing to more than 500 birds.
Guiming Wang, Xinhai Li
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