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1
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Animal rights in the 17th century

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Non existent

Animals weren’t believed to have a conscience

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Welfare in 1826

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First animal welfare law created in uk

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Naturalistic argument

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Enclosures should be as natural as possible to encourage natural behaviours

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Fit and healthy argument

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If an animal is healthy the welfare is good

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Holistic argument

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Animals should be fit and happy

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Five freedoms (FAWC)

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Freedom from: 
Thirst,hunger and malnourishment 
Discomfort 
Pain and injury 
Fear and distress 
Behave naturally
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7
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Three principles of ethics

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Autonomy - rights to body
Justice - equal to all
Beneficence - benefits the animal

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Animal welfare act (2006)

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Authorities can punish cruelty and enter properties

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9
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Displacement behaviour

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Normal behaviours at abnormal times,frequencies or lengths

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10
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Why do displacement behaviours occur?

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Often after stressful encounters eg conflict

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What is a stereotypy

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Irregular behaviours often used to comfort a animal eg swaying which often becomes impulsive and hard to reverse

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Mantra effect

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Repetition of a behaviour brings comfort

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Younger animals…

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Often need extra stimulation to encourage exploration and reduce the chances of stereotypical behaviours in later life

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14
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Treating stereotypies

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Improving welfare can reduce these behaviours but often they cannot be reversed without causing stress to the animals

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15
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Welfare

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An animals ability to cope with its environment with both mental and physical components

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Preference testing

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Tests motivations and the strength of motivation towards different environmental factors

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17
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Consumer demand theory

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Different animals have different preferences dependent on their age,sex,experiences etc

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Cognitive bias and emotional state

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Depressed individuals are often more pessimistic and less explorative

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5 domains

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Nutrition and hydration
Environment
Health
Behaviour and mental state

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20
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Explain the stress response

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Sensory input
Brain evaluates
Positive or negative emotions generated
Body responds physically or mentally

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21
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What’s HPA?

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Hypothalamic pituitary axis (hormone slow response)

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What is the SNS

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Sympathetic nervous system involving nervous system (fast response)

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What is GAS response?

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Alarm
Resistance
Exhaustion

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Problems with chronic stress

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Poor immune system

Lack of growth

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25
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Physical measures of stress

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Blood pressure 
MRI 
Hormone samples 
Glucortinoids 
Resp rate
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Cruelty to animals act (1976)

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Prevents cruelty to animals. Infliction of pain when justified is ok but cruelty isn’t

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27
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Types of licenses

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Personal
Project
Establishment

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28
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Regulated procedures

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Mild moderate or severe

Licenses needed if any pain is inflicted

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29
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3rs

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Replacement
Reduction
Refinement

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30
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What is white adipose tissue?

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Stores energy

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31
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What is brown adipose tissue?

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Thermoregulation tissue to help young animals and hibernating animals stay warm

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32
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Adipokenine

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Reduces appetite. High levels increases appetite

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33
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Adipokenectin

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Enhances insulin sensitivity

Lower in overweight animals

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34
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Neoteny

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Delayed development

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Paedomorphism

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Juvenile features in adults

36
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1930s

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First stereotypy observed

37
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1960s

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Documentaries changed welfare attitude

38
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1961

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First American welfare laws

39
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WAZA

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World association for zoos and aquariums

40
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Naturalistic

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Mimics wild enclosures

41
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Behavioural engineering

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Doesn’t mimic wild but stimulates natural behaviours

42
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Types of enrichment

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Social
Occupational 
Physical 
Sensory 
Nutritional
43
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Allostatis

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Balance through physical and behavioural changes

44
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Allostatic load

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Costs incurred

45
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Ideal sheep body score

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2-3 - measured by feeling hips and lower spine- should be round and not sharp

46
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Typical sheep behaviour

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Social
Not isolated
Alert

47
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Recommended sheep water distance

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Less than 1.6km

48
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What is rewilding?

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Undomesticating animals/ releasing into wild

49
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Oostvardenplassen

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Cattle and ponies reintroduced with wild red deer all now starving and culling is being used —— unethical

50
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Reintroduction

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Releasing captive bred animals

51
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Reintroduction objectives

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Survive
Breed
Settle

52
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What causes mortality in reintroduction

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Stress
Predators
Habituation to captivity

53
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Problems with reintroduction

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Money
Time
Lack of behavioural skills
Captivity habituation

54
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How to help reintroduce

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Enrichment stimulating natural behaviours

55
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How to help carnivores reintroduce

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Natural foods or live foods

56
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How to help arboreal reintroduce

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Distribute food specially

57
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Captive animals often don’t….

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Experience stress which may be detrimental when introducing

58
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Anti predator training

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Mimicking predators to captive animals to prepare for reintroduction

59
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Why does nutrition change

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To accommodate to different life stages

60
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First ingestion or milk

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Colostrum helps build the immune system

61
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Diet

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Regime of food

62
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Food

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Substinance

63
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Nutrient

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Substance used for energy

64
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Lab animals are fed…

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Cereal based diet

65
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Poor diet leads to

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Deficiency diseases
Obesity
Cardiovascular diseases

66
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Faulty leptin

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Leads to over eating due to no appetite suppression

67
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Protein requirements

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Higher for pregnant,lactating or growing animals

68
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Postpartum rats

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Can conceive hours after giving birth

69
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Proteins help

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Build tissues

Grow

70
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Poor protein leads to

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Small litter sizes 
Poor Development 
Low birth rates 
Reduced growth 
Poor lactation
71
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Carbohydrates

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Energy rich

Excess converted to fat

72
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Purified synthetic diets

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Cleansed/no chemicals (better for experiments as no variation)

73
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Standard lab diet

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Mostly natural ingredients,variation possible

74
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Water

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Lubricates food
Transports waste materials
Regulates body temp

75
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Biofilm

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Contaminates water (bacteria colony)
Treated with reverse osmosis and filtering
Should check planktonic count regularly

76
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Cruelty to animals act – 1876

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means animals in labs can only be in justified experiments. Can inflict justified pain but not be cruel.

77
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Why are primates in captivity?

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Zoos,captive research,lab facilities,conservation

78
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Ethical concerns of keeping primates in captivity

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Development and mental stimulation due to high intelligence.

79
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How should arboreal species be catered to within captivity

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Larger vertical spaces

80
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What does spacial crowding lead to in primates?

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Social aggression

81
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What is acute stress?

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Temporary short term stress

82
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What is chronic stress?

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Long term, reoccurring stress

83
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Where is leptin secreted from?

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Adipose tissue

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