Titlebook: Creative Conservation; Interactive manageme P. J. S. Olney,G. M. Mace,A. T. C. Feistner Book 1994 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht

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The role of environmental enrichment in the captive breeding and reintroduction of endangered speciely increased rates of locomotion, exploration and foraging behaviour which corresponded with reductions in the levels of stereo-typed behaviour (Shepherdson, Brownback and Tinkler, 1990). These and other successful techniques share an important characteristic: they restore to the captive animal the

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Disease risks associated with wildlife translocation projectsgs which were said to be dumb. Translocation of wild animals as a wildlife management tool thus has many precedents, and the vast majority of movements of wild animals whether they are introductions, reintroductions or reinforcements are still made for sporting purposes.

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Development of coordinated genetic and demographic breeding programmesress has been made with respect to theoretical considerations, practical implications and organizational structures required. Simultaneously the number of captive breeding programmes has increased exponentially. It can now be stated beyond doubt that captive propagation potentially constitutes one o

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Species differences and population structure in population viability analysisds of problem. If PVA is really to play a valuable role in the recovery of many species, close attention must be paid to the assumptions underlying different methods and to the biology of the species being considered (Caro and Durant, in press).

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Molecular genetics of endangered species on systematic divisions below the species level, and the use of molecular techniques to reveal taxonomic units. We also provide some examples of the application of molecular techniques to current problems in the genetic management of rare and endangered species.

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