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Studies

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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 American kestrel semen with dimethylsulfoxide

Based on: Gee G.F., Morrell C.A., Franson J.C. & Pattee O.H. (1993)

Study Link 		1993 1

Restoration of houbara bustard populations in Saudi Arabia: developments and future directions

Based on: Seddon P.J., Saint Jalme M., van Heezik Y., Paillat P., Gaucher P. & Combreau O. (1995)

Study Link 		1995 4

The hand-rearing of an abandoned Bermuda petrel Pterodroma cahow chick from Nonsuch Island, Bermuda

Based on: Raine A.F. & Abernethy K.E. (2006)

Study Link 		2006 1

The efficacy of hand-rearing penguin chicks: evidence from African penguins (Spheniscus demersus) orphaned in the Treasure oil spill in 2000

Based on: Barham P.J., Underhill L.G., Crawford R.J.M., Altwegg R., Leshoro T.M., Bolton D.A., Dyer B.M. & Upfold L. (2008)

Study Link 		2008 2

Natural breeding of Accipiter fasciatus in captivity

Based on: Olsen J. & Olsen P. (1981)

Study Link 		1981 2

Progress in restoration of the Mauritius kestrel

Based on: Cade T.J. & Jones C.G. (1993)

Study Link 		1993 4

Artificial Incubation of Sparrow Hawk Eggs

Based on: Snelling J.C. (1972)

Study Link 		1972 1

Development of restoration techniques for Hawaiian thrushes: Collection of wild eggs, artificial incubation, hand-rearing, captive-breeding, and re-introduction to the wild

Based on: Kuehler C., Lieberman A., Oesterle P., Powers A.T., Kuhn M., Snetsinger T.J., Harrity P., Tweed E.J., Fancy S.G., Woodworth B.L. & Telfer T. (2000)

Study Link 		2000 3

Breeding behavior of isolation-reared sandhill cranes

Based on: Duan W. & Bookhout T.A. (1997)

Study Link 		1997 1

Growth of nestlings of the blue-fronted amazon (Amazona aestiva) raised in the wild or in captivity

Based on: Seixas G.H.F. & Mourão G. (2003)

Study Link 		2003 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

Temperature and egg-laying experience influence breeding performance of captive female houbara bustards

Based on: van Heezik Y., Jalme M.S., Hemon S. & Sedddon P. (2002)

Study Link 		2002 1

Implementing artificial insemination as an effective tool for ex situ conservation of endangered avian species

Based on: Blanco J.M., Wildt D.E., Holfe U., Voelker W. & Donoghue A.M. (2009)

Study Link 		2009 1

Rehabilitation of an endangered Australian bird: the Lord Howe Island woodhen Tricholimnas sylvestris (Sclater)

Based on: Miller B. & Mullette K.J. (1985)

Study Link 		1985 3

The release of captive-bred pink pigeons Columba mayeri in native forest on Mauritius. A progress report July 1987-June 1992

Based on: Jones C. G., Swinnerton K. J., Taylor C. J. & Mungroo Y. (1992)

Study Link 		1992 5

Bald ibis Geronticus eremita population in Turkey: an evaluation of the captive breeding project for reintroduction

Based on: Akçakaya H.R. (1990)

Study Link 		1990 3

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

An Unusual Case of Adoption of a Golden Eagle (Aquila chrysaetos) Chick in the Mala Fatra Mountains, Northwestern Slovakia

Based on: Kornan M., Majda M., Macek M. & Kornan J. (2003)

Study Link 		2003 2

Why is reintroduction of northern bald ibis Geronticus eremita so complicated? An overview of recent progress and potential

Based on: Bowden C.G.R., Boehm C., Jordan M.J.R. & Smith K.W. (2007)

Study Link 		2007 8

First successful handrearing of an abandoned Bermuda Petrel Chick

Based on: Wingate D.B. (1972)

Study Link 		1972 1

Restoration of Chlamydotis undulata macqueenii (Houbara Bustard) Populations in Saudi Arabia: A Progress Report

Based on: Jaime M.S., Combreau O., Seddon P.J., Paillat P. & van Heezik Y. (1996)

Study Link 		1996 6

Breeding the black sparrow hawk Accipiter melanoleucus

Based on: Brosset A. (1981)

Study Link 		1981 1

Thick-billed parrot releases in Arizona

Based on: Snyder N.F.R., Koenig S.E., Koschmann J., Snyder H.A. & Johnson T.B. (1994)

Study Link 		1994 4

Intensive management of a critically endangered species: the kakapo

Based on: Elliott G.P., Merton D.V. & Jansen W.P. (2001)

Study Link 		2001 2
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