Conservation Evidence: Evidence Data

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Study	Published	Actions
Inbreeding and loss of genetic variation in a reintroduced population of Mauritius kestrel Based on: Ewing S.R., Nager R.G., Nicoll M.A.C., Jones C. G. & Keller L.F. (2008) Study Link	2008	1
Cryopreservation of peregrine falcon semen and post-thaw dialysis to remove glycerol Based on: Parks J.E., Heck W.R. & Hardaswick V. (1986) Study Link	1986	1
Fertility and hatchability of falcon eggs after insemination with frozen peregrine falcon semen Based on: Parks J. & Hardaswick V. (1987) Study Link	1987	1
First successful handrearing of an abandoned Bermuda Petrel Chick Based on: Wingate D.B. (1972) Study Link	1972	1
Attempted introduction of bar-headed goose through a new habitat Based on: Qadri S.S. (1987) Study Link	1987	1
Effects of Hand-Rearing and Radiotransmitters on Flight of Gray Partridge Based on: Putaala A., Oksa J., Rintamaki H. & Hissa R. (1997) Study Link	1997	1
Survival and Recruitment of Captive-Reared and Wild-Reared Takahe in Fiordland, New Zealand Based on: Maxwell J.M. & Jamieson I.G. (1997) Study Link	1997	1
Comparison of the Breeding of Hand- and Wild-Reared Snowy Plovers Based on: Page G.W., Quinn P.L. & Warriner J.C. (1989) Study Link	1989	1
Releasing captive-reared Andean condors to the wild Based on: Wallace M.P. & Temple S.A. (1987) Study Link	1987	3
Artificial Incubation of Sparrow Hawk Eggs Based on: Snelling J.C. (1972) Study Link	1972	1
Effect of saline added to food on weight gain of hand-raised falcons Based on: Oliphant L. (1988) Study Link	1988	1
Hand-Rearing Corvids for Reintroduction: Importance of Feeding Regime, Nestling Growth, and Dominance Based on: Whitmore K.D. & Marzluff J.M. (1998) Study Link	1998	2
The Appropriateness of Puppet-Rearing Birds for Reintroduction Based on: Valutis L.L. & Marzluff J.M. (1999) Study Link	1999	1

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