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

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Stress, Well-Being and Reproductive Success to thrive. It is no longer only the remit of captive breeding programs to ensure animal well-being; . conservation efforts also must consider how environmental and anthropogenic pressures impact wild populations, and how to mitigate them—especially with regards to reproduction and survival. Stress

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Physiological Thresholds in the Context of Marine Mammal Conservationribution, habitat use, migratory phenology, feeding habits, risk of infectious diseases, bioaccumulation of contaminants, declines in reproductive success, and reductions in genetic diversity. These anthropogenic stressors have led to an evident conservation crisis: a quarter of the extant marine ma

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Reproductive Microbiomes in Wild Animal Species: A New Dimension in Conservation Biologyta) as well as their genomes and genes (microbiomes) are critical for functional regulations of the body organ systems—the digestive or ‘gut’ microbiome being the most described so far. Based on extensive research in humans, microbiomes in the reproductive tract may play a role in reproductive funct

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Update on Comparative Biology of Elephants: Factors Affecting Reproduction, Health and Welfareinly to poaching?and habitat destruction. Understanding reproductive mechanisms is vital to effective management, particularly insurance populations in captivity, and to that end, long-term biological databases are key to understanding how intrinsic and extrinsic factors affect reproductive function

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Marsupials: Progress and Prospectsusses prospects for the future. This includes the status of technologies such as sperm freezing, artificial insemination, and exogenous hormone treatments to stimulate ovarian activity and cycling in the female. Fertility-based population management for introduced pest species and over-abundant nati

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Using the Koala (,) as a Case Study to Illustrate the Development of Artificial Breeding Technology al reproductive biology (anatomy, physiology and behaviour) of the species in question. Surely, the ultimate goal and greatest hallmark of such a program is the efficacious establishment of a series of reliable techniques that facilitate the reproductive and genetic management of fragmented populati