Conservation of Endangered Species in Captivity: An Interdisciplinary Approach Book

	Acknowledgments
	Introduction
1	The Conservation of Invertebrates: Problems and Prospects	5
2	Complex Life Histories and Diverse Reproductive Physiologies of Endangered Invertebrates: Implications for Captive Conservation	21
3	Behavioral Research with Endangered Invertebrate Species	37
4	Design of Captive Environments for Endangered Invertebrates	51
5	Captive Conservation of Endangered Fishes	77
6	Reproductive Physiology of Teleost Fishes	87
7	Behavioral Research on Captive Endangered Fishes of North America	105
8	Design of Captive Environments for Endangered Fishes	125
9	Conservation of Reptiles and Amphibians	147
10	Reproductive Physiology of Reptiles and Amphibians	169
11	Ethological Studies on Reptiles and Amphibians: Lessons for Species Survival Plans	187
12	Captive Design for Reptiles and Amphibians	205
13	Captive Propagation and Avian Conservation	227
14	Avian Reproductive Physiology	241
15	Behavioral Considerations in the Captive Management, Propagation, and Reintroduction of Endangered Birds	263
16	Captive Design for Endangered Birds	291
17	The Status and Challenges of the Conservation of Mammals in Captivity	309
18	Reproduction in Mammals: Captive Perspectives	331
19	Mammalian Behavior: Lessons from Captive Studies	355
20	Interdisciplinary Issues in the Design of Mammal Exhibits	377
21	The Tides of Change: Conservation of Marine Mammals	407
22	Marine Mammal Reproductive Physiology	425
23	Marine Mammal Behavior: Conservation Through Research	441
24	Elements of Successful Facility Design: Marine Mammals	465
25	Conservation of Primates in Captivity	485
26	Comparative Reproductive Physiology of Female and Male Nonhuman Primates	503
27	Primates and Behavior	521
28	Ark Design Update: Primate Needs and Requirements	553
	Conclusion	573
	References	581
	Contributors	799
	Index	803