Naturalistic environments in captivity for animal behavior research /
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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Albany :
State University of New York Press,
©1994.
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| Series: | SUNY series in endangered species.
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Table of Contents:
- Naturalistic facilities for animal behavior research: In search of accommodations
- Whither the naturalistic study of animals in captivity? A view from the chair
- Comments on behavioral research in naturalistic settings
- Regulations and guidelines applicable to animals maintained in indoor seminaturalistic facilities
- USDA inspection procedures: Nonstandard facilities, site visits, wavers, and enforcement
- Applicability of regulations governing research facilities for behavioral research in naturalistic settings
- Physical, chemical, and behavioral factors in large low-density naturalistic animal facilities
- Arthropod pests: Varieties, risks, and strategies for control in naturalistic facilities
- Design of indoor housing for a breeding and research colony of prosimian primates.
- Managing naturalistic animal environments in captivity
- Quantititative evaluation of the efffects of environmental parameters on the physiology, behavior, and health of animals in naturalistic captive environments
- Research habits and research habitats: Better behavior through social chemistry
- Experiences with the study of rodents in seminatural enclosures
- Studying natural behavior in artificial environments: The problem of "Salient elements"
- Significance of naturalistic environments for primate behavioral research
- Naturalistic environments for captive primates
- Environments for endangered primates
- Naturalistic environments in captivity: A methodological bridge between field and laboratory studies of primates
- Naturalistic Environments in captivity for animal behavior research: Synthesis statement.