Titlebook: Reproductive Sciences in Animal Conservation; Pierre Comizzoli,Janine L. Brown,William V. Holt Book 2019Latest edition Springer Nature Swi

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Fertility Control in Wildlife: Review of Current Status, Including Novel and Future Technologies Conservation also depends on ameliorating human-wildlife conflict, especially where there is a threat to the safety of people and of their pets and livestock. In addition, sustainability of wildlife populations can be affected by feral domestic animals or invasive species, that require removal or c

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Reproductive Science as an Essential Component of Conservation Biology: New Edition,s as well. It contains chapters from the previous edition that were updated (reproduction in elephants, koalas, marsupials, amphibians, and corals), new chapters on species such as sharks and rays, and contributions about the increasing role of reproductive manipulations, such as assisted reproducti

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The Importance of Reproduction for the Conservation of Slow-Growing Animal Populationsr fitness surrogate than reproduction. However, such a generalization, derived from conventional sensitivity analyses, is based on flawed approaches, such as omitting appropriate scaling of vital rates, and sometimes misinterpretations. In this chapter, I make the case that for the conservation of s

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Transgenerational Impact of Environmental Changepring development and wellbeing in both human and animal model studies. Changes in the epigenetic status of either parental or grand-parental gametes provide one candidate mechanism through which the impacts of environmental experience can be passed from one generation to another. This chapter will