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E. STUDBOOK RECORDS A studbook is a pedigree and a demographic history of a specific group of animals. Studbooks are kept for the rare species in captivity. The main purpose of maintaining studbooks for rare species of animals in captivity is to facilitate the planned breeding of these species. Unless studbooks are kept it is extremely difficult to trace prolonged inbreeding, since the individual identity of the animal is often lost when it is exchanged or sold. Studbooks may be global/ international, or they may cover a region or a single country. Global/ International Studbook – oversee by WAZA European studbooks – oversee by EAZA North American Studbooks – oversee by AZA National/ Indian Studbook – oversee by CZA Every zoo should keep a studbook register/ printed ledger for its rare species. The National studbook number is allotted by the National studbook holders, and if that particular animal is also listed in the Global Studbook then Global Studbook number will also be provided to it by the Global Studbook holder of that species. If your zoo holds an endangered species listed in global studbook and the National Studbook, you should inform the respective studbook holders whenever there is birth, acquisition, disposal or death of the animal. 24
Recommended studbook to be maintained by zoos for endangered species Species : Common Name (Scientific Name) Local Birth ID# & House National Global Sex Date Place Sire ID Dam ID Event Date Breeding Remarks Name Studbook# Studbook# History Note: In the Event column such things like, release to the wild, other forms of disposition, acquisition, death etc. may be recorded. For Sire and Dam ID, National Studbook #/ International Studbook #/ Local ID # along with house name should be given. Always indicate the type of ID# you have recorded. 25
Page 1 and 2: STANDARDIZATION OF RECORDS KEEPING
Page 3 and 4: Acknowledgements The present projec
Page 5 and 6: 3.Part- II- Marking of Animals for
Page 7 and 8: Executive Summary The present repor
Page 9 and 10: ISIS started in 1973 with 51 zoos i
Page 11 and 12: ACCESSION NUMBER Accession No.= Loc
Page 13 and 14: used only if you decide to add the
Page 15 and 16: DEACCESSION - The process by which
Page 17 and 18: B. KEEPER’S DIARY Most of the zoo
Page 19 and 20: Name of the Zoo- Keeper ___________
Page 21 and 22: Recommended Daily Report with ficti
Page 23: Note: a) Date of Birth - if the ani
Page 27 and 28: Picture1: Cabinets for holding Medi
Page 29 and 30: ANIMAL VACCINATION CARD Species- Ho
Page 31 and 32: ANIMAL DEWORMING CARD Species- Hous
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Page 65 and 66: 7.3 FREEZE BRANDING Freeze branding
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8.3 Natural Differences The most co
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Annexure I Local ID # Common Name &
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Annexure III Keeper’s Diary The f
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Annexure IV Daily Report __________
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Observation Sheet Date Observation
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Annexure VII A Recommended Medical
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Annexure VII C STOOL EXAMINATION CA
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Date Annexure VII E ANIMAL TRANQUIL
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LITERATURE CITED Aldrich, J.W. and
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