Titlebook: Nonhuman Primate Welfare; From History, Scienc Lauren M. Robinson,Alexander Weiss Book 2023 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2023 Primates.We

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Primate Breeding Colonies: Colony Management and Welfareent, and management of social behavior. We emphasize that all four areas are of critical importance to the ethical and healthy productions of these animals. We explore in detail the needs for record keeping and pedigree maintenance when breeding primates, including genetic and demographic management.

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The History of Primates in Zoosard as zoos. During those 200?years, many important advances have been made both in zoo practice and philosophy and in the housing and husbandry of primates. Initially, zoos attempted to display many different species in a way that followed taxonomic principles. Modern zoos concentrate on a smaller

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Using Primates in Captivity: Research, Conservation, and Educationew of the reasons why primatology is a popular and thriving science, why primates are valuable research subjects, the scientific disciplines in which they are used, and the species and numbers involved. Globally, an estimated 100,000 to 200,000 primates are used in research every year, the majority

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The Welfare of Primates in Zoosaging primates in zoos involves similar welfare challenges faced by primates in other environments, which are covered elsewhere in this volume. In this chapter we identify and discuss welfare challenges that are unique to zoo-housed primates. All captive primates experience the presence of familiar