Vol. 8 No. 2 (2020)

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Published: 30-04-2020

Review Articles

Animals are designed for breeding: captive population management needs a new perspective

Werner Kaumanns, Nilofer Begum, Heribert Hofer

76-85
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Original Research Article

Aquarium cichlid fish Tropheus moorii flexibly adjust hierarchy when tank fish species composition changes: A pilot study

Elisabetta Palagi, Roberto Barbuti, Ivan Norscia

86-93
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Space Use and Enrichment in a North American River Otter (Lontra canadensis) Exhibit

Preston Foerder, Sally B. Swanson, David Collins

94-98
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Evaluating an in-school zoo education programme: an analysis of attitudes and learning Evaluation of zoo education

Gregory Counsell, Anya Moon, Carrie Littlehales, Hannah Brooks, Elinor Bridges, Andrew Moss

99-106
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Learning and hunting success of burrowing owls (Athene cunicularia) during pre-release live-prey training in the Manitoba burrowing owl recovery program

Heather Anholt, Alexandra Froese, Charlene Berkvens, Chris Enright, Stephen Petersen

107-113
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Dietary putrescine supplementation reduces faecal abundance of Clostridium perfringens and markers of inflammation in captive azure-winged magpies

Daniel Harrold, Richard Saunders, Jennifer Bailey

114-123
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Evaluating the quantitative and qualitative contribution of zoos and aquaria to peer-reviewed science

Julia Kögler, Isabel Barbosa Pacheco, Paul Wilhelm Dierkes

124-132
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The contributions of EAZA zoos and aquariums to peer-reviewed scientific research

Christina Hvilsom, Helene Lina Åhman Welden, Mikkel Stelvig, Cecilia Kimmie Nielsen, Ciara Purcell, Lindsay Eckley, Mads Frost Bertelsen

133-138
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Evidence Based Practice

Development of an environmental enrichment programme: case study of white Bengal tiger (Panthera tigris bengalensis) and jaguar (Panthera onca) at Moscow Zoo

Aleksei Aleksandrovich Podturkin, Natalia Papaeva

139-145
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Hand-rearing protocol and comparison of growth rates in parent reared versus hand reared offspring: a case study in Callicebus cupreus

Paige Bwye, Alan Toyne

146-151
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