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conferences held in Honolulu by the US National Marine Fisheries Service played a key role in setting the research agenda for the next decade. By the end of the 1980s, most impacts of marine litter were reasonably well understood, and attention shifted to seeking effective solutions to tackle the ma

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Breeding and Genetic Management of Captive Marsupial Populationstion biology, and an instrumental tool in the management of captive populations. All captive colonies need to be actively managed to maximise the retention of extant genetic diversity, minimise levels of inbreeding and avoid genetic bottlenecks, adaptation to captivity and unwanted introgression, al