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  1. Acquire and make easily accessible to zoo and aquarium professionals the current body of knowledge on animal welfare and ethics.
  2. Conduct and facilitate welfare assessments and applied welfare research on captive exotic animals.
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  4. Train professionals on captive exotic animal welfare best practices and policies.
  5. Recognize advances in improving captive exotic animal welfare and ethics through awards.
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Phylogenetic relationships of ocelot (Leopardus pardalis albescens) populations from the Tamaulipan biotic province and implications for recovery

Authors: Jan E. Janecka, Chris W. Walker, Michael E. Tewes, Arturo Caso, Linda L. Laack, Rodney L. Honeycutt

Publication/Journal: The Southwestern Naturalist

Keywords: endangered, leopardus pardalis albescens, mitochondrial DNA, ocelot, phylogenetic analysis, source populations, translocation

2007

Small effective population sizes of two remnant ocelot populations (Leopardus pardalis albescens) in the United States

Authors: Jan E. Janečka, M. E. Tewes, L. L. Laack, L. I. Grassman, A. M. Haines, R. L. Honeycutt

Publication/Journal: Conservation Genetics

Keywords: conservation biology, effective population, endangered, microsatellites, ocelot, size

2007

Prenatal experience and postnatal perceptual preferences: Evidence for attentional-bias in bobwhite quail embryos ( Colinus virginianus)

Authors: H. Honeycutt, R. Lickliter

Publication/Journal: Journal of Comparative Psychology

Keywords: *choice behavior, animal behavior/physiolgy, animals, attention/physiology, choice behaviour, colinus, female, learning, nonmammalian embryo/ physiology, pregnancy, spatial behavior, spatial behaviour

2002

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