zoos Flashcards

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what percent zoo income typically goes cons

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5%

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why zoos gaps cons aims and performance

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compition commercial and conservation aims

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what fields merge zoo conservation biology

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-captive animal managment
-translocation bio
-cons education
-small pop bio

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how would you bring back the passenger pigeon (stewart brand)

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-use band tailed pidgeon replace parts of its DNA to make it resemble passenger pigeon

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how to make sure passenger poigeon could survive in the wild

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-use home pidgeon teach flock find home

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learderwilliams et al 2007 what is the role of zoos

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-support cons endagered species
-increase sc k beneficial cons
-promote public and political awerness need cons

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learder-williams et al 2007 do ccordinated zoo programs focus wide reange of threatened species and follow rational speices selection

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-increased amount threatened speceis is zoos
-large and small bodies
0bird, reptile over represnt small bodies
-not animals likly be able reintroduce to many threats
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learder-williams et al what type of species should zoos prioritise in their collections and why

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small bodied= more cost effective
more likly be able reintroduce

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learder williams et al 2007 are zoos evenly distributed where there is the most biod that needs protecting?

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learder williams et al 2007 where do we need to increase zoo visits and why

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-biod rich developing coutnries- help increase education biod

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learder williams et al 2007 do zoos implement world zoo strategy through effort promote education, public awareness and research insitu cons

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-zoos more role insitu cons when run by charity
-help education and research
-money for insitu cons not linked to number of visits
-should put zoos close to where animals be released more cost effective

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clayton et al 2008 what role zoos have helping to learn about animals

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-encourage behavour change
-observe animals help think what mean to be human and place in world
-learning by promoting positive experiences animals

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clayton 2008 what % visitors read sighns

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27%

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clayton 2008 why do people visit zoos

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outing and social interaction

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clayton 2008 how can zoos helplearning animals

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-learning cons in social interaction
learn through leasure pursuit
-enjoyment and learning occur same time
-spark curiosity
-connect pepole to nature promote feeling and discussion help cons nature
convey social norms- care wildlife

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clayton 2008 how could zoos improve there role learning animals

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-more accessible info
-more interactuve sighns for learning and social interaction

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mooney et al 2020 what characterisitcs of animals encourage people to attend zoos

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-large animals , many animals, high species richness

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mooney et al 2020 how should zoos manage there animals for maximum conservation benefits

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-flagship species bring in attendance thus money conservation
-high attendance could also achieve lots different small species could have more cons importance breeding/reintroduction

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mooney et al 2020 what factors influence zoo attendance

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-mamal species richness
-total animals
-dissimilarity other zoo
-body mass
GDP
-pop

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che-castaldo et a; 2018 how do north american zoos contribute speceis recovery

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-cons research
-field based monitoring
-assurance pop
-education

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che-castaldo et al 2018 how could zoos improve there cons impact

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-focus on more threatened species
-more native threatened populations
-education directly impact wild species
-more coordination zoos and other organisations

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club, mason 2007 what is the biggest factor associated animal mortality zoos

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-home ranging (how far move day to day basis)

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club, mason 2007 how can zoos reduce the mortality of there animals

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-focus enclosure range tendencies
-more s[ace
-more den sites
-say-to-day varibilty
-more stimuli
-phase out large range species focus small range instead

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conde et al 2013 what percentage zoo animals threatened species

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-23% (same if amount if animals selected random)

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conde et al 2013 what managment recomendation help zoos preserve species

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1) manage metapopualtion
2) ID cluster priority species ideally close to natural habitat
2) coordinate breeding programs
3) try have several clusters each animal stop impacts catastrophic events
5) animal close-radius breeding
6) create treaties help cross boarder management

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jamiesonm 1985 why we should abolish zoos

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deny animals of liberty , worse health. create false impression humans on top of natural order in reality one many species

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27
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lees and wilkan 2009 are zoos manageing pop sustainbly

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no
need help retain 90% genes not meeting this

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sander 2013 reason why it is ethical de-extinct species

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–justice
-restablish lost value
-create value0science, postive cons story, now exist
-conservations last resort
-ok to modify other things
-could be done humanly
-can be done greater good

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sander 2013 reasons why not ethical to de-extinct species

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-species don’t have welfare concerns, dead, no justice bring back
-better use resources to stop further extinction
-won’t be the same species
-ecological context not the same
–new species won’t have same value
-genetic hybrid
-unnatural
-animal welfare concerns
-ecological health concern
-play god
-hubris
-overestimate ability to achieve
-not tackling route cause problem

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sander 2013 conclusion should we deextincit speceis

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-could be done with good science lacks strong ethical argument to not to as long as doesn’t take away efforts conserving alive animals OK

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31
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define assisted colonisation sedon 2010

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translocation species beyond their natural range protect from human-induced threats

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sedon 2010 why need assisted colonisation

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-help protect species from the threat of climate change

33
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sedon 2010 how to implement assisted colonisation

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-start looking at historic range species
-look suitable species restore ecological function
-reintro bio + restoration ecologist join forces create novel ecs viaa colonisation help single speceis and ecs goals

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sedon et al 2014 what must look at before deciding to deextinct a species

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-availability habitats
-risk failure
-unexpecte impact on humans and ecs
-does it achieve cons goals

35
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what ways are there to deexstinct a species

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-back-breeding
-cloning
-genetic engineering

36
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sherkow greely 2013 argument agaisnt deextinction

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–animal welfare
-health- vector pathogens
-are still classed endangered
-act invasive
-not enough food
-lack genetic diversity
-political- money diverted other things
-moral play god

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sherkow greely 2013 arguments for deextinct species

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-wonder
-sc. k
-tech advancement
-envi benefit

38
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whats sherkow greely 2013 conclusion should dextinct

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-shouldn’t spend public money on but if rich individual OK, need regulation ensure welfare species

39
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thomous 2001 where to move species to translocate to stop climate change

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-same broad geographic region
-not island
-area generalist species e.g great nritian

40
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what are the different origins zoos in the UK

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-learned societies: ZSL, Edinbough
-collectors: Durrel
-hobiest: ASpinal
-themepark - chester

41
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1980s how did zoos change

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moved to charatible trusts

42
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what are zoo cons role exsitu

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-breeding
-genetic life boat
-reintroduction

43
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what zoo insitu role

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-running projects
-funding
-support
-indo , idea , skill, training
-awernes, edication , inspiration
0 reeach, k

44
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example what work bronte zoo been involved ion

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-return bison
-nixon panda exchange
-wildlife cons society

45
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when ZSL founded

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1826

46
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who founded ZSL

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sir stamford raffle

47
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who was sir stamford raffle

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-british colonial officer
-shape Malaysia and Singapore
-return london keen botany, zoology
-established ZSL

48
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what are the 4 division ZSL

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-London zoo(first sc zoo)
-ZSL whipsnade zoo
-institute zoology
-cons programs (eg cheaters Serengeti)

49
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BIAZA stand for

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-British, irish association zoos and aquariums

50
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what role BIAZA

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help zoo:
-comply biaza code and practice
-animal welfare, cons, education, research

51
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clayton et al 2018 how many people visit zoo to have outing family and friends

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66%

52
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clayton et al 2018 how many people visit zoos to learn about animals

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12%

53
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clayton et al 2018 how many people think zoos purpose teach animals and cons

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42%

54
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clayton et al 2018 how many people think zoo purpose protect species

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9%

55
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what kind zoo more involved education and research

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charity zoos

56
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example zoo cons campaign

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chester zoo- free palm oil

57
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examples zoos topics zoos help research

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-understanding impact of inbreeding
-understand function and relationship produce stress
-wildlife disease diagnosis and treatment
-diet and nutrition
-health welfare
-animal behavour

58
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example species saved conservation breeding

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-mountain chicken frog
-ploughshare tortoise
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59
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what aim captive breeding programs

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mange species:
-self sustaining
-genetically and demographically stable
-survive into future without acting sink wildpop

60
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example species extinct in wild but some left captivity

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spix macaw

61
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example species successful reintro program

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-American bison
-golden lion tamarin

62
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why mean kinship important

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-want to breed animals low mean kinship to maximise biod

63
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whats effective population

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nom animals breeding and contributing offspring to the population

64
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what issues with captive breeding

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-costly
-socio-political factors determine sucess
-technical difficulties
-species don’t learn skill survive

65
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what socail political factors limited the sucess arabian oryx

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locals com not suffeintly involved cons effort = high level poaching continued

66
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how was chough jersy saved

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-extinct jersy 1900
-habitat restoration
-captive breeding jersy zoo
soft release get aqainted wild

67
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how zoos act as a genetic recourse bank

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-frozen zoo- DNA, sperm embryo living tissue
-cryopreservation artificial insemination
-barcoding species minimise genetic loss and hybridisation

68
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example sucessful artificial reproduction

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-pandas 1980
-lab tec solve cons problems

69
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when did captive breeding program sumatran rhino start

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2001

70
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what issues captive breeding sumatran rhinoes

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difficult find capture keep and breed

71
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how many sumatran rhino captured vs how many born captivity

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captured= 46
bonr captivity= 4

72
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whats zoo roles insitu conservation

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-develop cons project wild
-help education and research
- 3rd major contributor consmust consider role cons

73
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how much WAZA spend zoo yr

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(350 milion

74
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critism zoo

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-animal welfare
-outdated education echperince
-hand rearing
-cage conflcit
-behavioral abnormalities- zoochosis

75
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reson zoo not good reintro

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-behavor and gentic adaptions captivity
-unkown founder origin , hybridsatiob, inbreed, loss genetic diversity
-risk disease translocation