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Captive breeding of exotic animals

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1981 Tseng.pdf (609.08 KB)
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Author
Tseng, Florina
Abstract

Captive breeding of exotic animals has become the primary goal of most zoological parks today. This is due to increasingly stringent export laws which make it difficult to bring certain species from their countries of origin/and, even more importantly, to the growing number of endangered species whose natural habitats are being destroyed. A discussion of general considerations in long term breeding programs is presented, followed by several examples of successful natural breeding programs in captivity. Artificial breeding techniques, Including electroejaculation and artificial insemination, are discussed. Problems with breeding programs, such as inbreeding depression, are illustrated.

Journal / Series
Senior seminar paper
Seminar SF610.1 1981 no.8168
Description
Senior seminar (D.V.M.) -- Cornell University, 1981.
Includes bibliographical references (leaves 12-14).
Date Issued
1981
Keywords
Zoo animals -- Breeding -- Case studies
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Artificial insemination
Type
term paper

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