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… relating to live specimens (excluding those recorded as captive-bred), whole or substantially whole skins, skin … survival; international trade; conservation measures; and captive breeding. CITES trade data were analysed for the years 1980 …

… relating to live specimens (excluding those recorded as captive-bred), whole or substantially whole skins, skin … survival; international trade; conservation measures; and captive breeding. CITES trade data were analysed for the years 1980 …

… relating to live specimens (excluding those recorded as captive-bred), whole or substantially whole skins, skin … survival; international trade; conservation measures; and captive breeding. CITES trade data were analysed for the years 1980 …

… 65 Case study: Rhino horn 70 Chapter 8: Pets, zoos, and breeding Case study: Live parrots 73 Box: Great apes 74 Box: … - -- Case studies suggest that some wildlife farms, captive breed- ing operations, or even zoos may play a role … tiles in some parts of the world. - -- Farm laundering. Captive breeding, or farming, opera- tions can be used to …

… or derivatives Artificial Propagation and Commercial Breeding Processing Introduction, reintroduction or … 3.5 Categories of wildlife 3.6 Hunting of wildlife 3.7 Captive breeding 3.8 Transportation/import/export of wildlife … listed in Appendix II or III2, it is silent on the act of captive breeding or artificial propagation of CITES species. …

… to reduce the risk of disease transmission between wild, captive and domestic birds to those agencies developing … to reduce the risk of disease transmission between wild, captive and domestic birds to those agencies developing … at the site at different times of the year (residents, breeding visitors, non-breeding visitors, passage migrants, …

… e.g. infertility due to the consequences of in-breeding. Neoplastic: Disease caused by abnormal new growth … potential. � Potential for transmission between domestic/captive and wild animals. � Routes of transmission. � … and managing the risks to wild source populations, captive populations, the released population and any species …

… terrestrial), fecundity and mortality, generation time and breeding system, mobility and dispersal system, and the level … taxonomic status and relationships. Populations under captive management can be significant resources for species … who are from beyond the species’ range (although involved captive-breeding bodies will often be situated out of the …

… areas” - are the primary threats faced. Habitat loss at breeding sites, feeding grounds and resting or stopover sites … are to be taken to avoid accidental escapes of non-native captive birds. Measures are to be taken to ensure that … some of the Sahelo-Saharan Antelopes will first require captive breeding for purposes of reintroduction and …