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BOWEN-JONES (E.) & ENTWISTLE (A.), 2002: Identifying appropriate species: the importance of culture and local
contexts. Oryx 36(2): 189-95.
COATES (P.), 2006: Salmon. Animal series. London, Reaktion Books. 216 pp.
COCKELL (C.S.), 2008: Environmental ethics and size. Ethics & the Env. 13: 23-40.
CRAWFORD (D.), 2008: Shark. Animal series. London, Reaktion Books. 184 pp.
DOYLE (C.), 2012: Some species do not belong in zoos. The Future of Zoos Symposium, 10-11 Feb. 2012, Canisius
College ISHAR/Buffalo Zoo.
ENTWISTLE (A.C.), 2000: Flagships for the future? Oryx 34: 239-40.
FROHARDT (K.), 2010: The strategic importance of flagship species and habitats. In: DICK (G.) (ed.): Zoos and
aquariums: global challenges, opportunities and strategies. Proceedings of the Annual Conference, St Louis, 4-8
October 2009. Gland, WAZA: 16-17.
GOULD (N.), 2010: Editorial. Int’l Zoo News 57(6): 322.
HEDIGER (H.), 1955: Vom “Schauwert” der Tiere. [On the “display value” of animals.] Atlantis – Länder, Völker,
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KAWATA (K.) & HENDY (M.), 1978: A perspective: zoo-going and animal popularity. Int. Zoo News 25(7) (155):
14-5.
KELLERT (S.R.), GIBBS (J.P.) & WOHLGENANT (T.J.), 1995: Canadian perceptions of commercial fisheries
management and marine mammal conservation in the nortwest Atlantic Ocean. Anthrozoos 8(1): 20-30. Abstract:
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vation+in+the+northwest+atlantic+ocean_7265
KURLANSKY (M.), 1999: Cod: a biography of the fish that changed the world. London, Vintage.
LEADER-WILLIAMS (N.) & DUBLIN (H.T.), 2000: Charismatic megafauna as “flagship species”. In: ENTWISTLE
(A.) & DUNSTONE (N.) (eds.): Conservation of mammalian diversity. Has the Panda had its day? Cambridge,
Cambridge UP: 53-81.
MAREŠOVA (J.), KRÁSA (A.), PETRŮ (M.) & FRYNTA (D.), 2007: Zoos, preferences of animal species, and unity
of humankind. In: 6th Int’l Zoo and Wildlife Research Conf. on Behaviour, Physiology and Genetics, Berlin 2007.
Berlin, Leibniz Inst. for Zoo & Wildlife Res.: 144.
MARGULIS (S.), 2012: Standard-based decision making. The Future of Zoos Symposium, 10-11 Feb. 2012, Canisius
College ISHAR/Buffalo Zoo.
OWEN (J.), 2012: Trout. Animal series. London, Reaktion Books. 206 pp.
PROKOP (P.) & TUNNICLIFFE (S.D.), 2010: Effects of having pets at home on children’s attitudes toward popular
and unpopular animals. Anthrozoös 23(1): 21-35.
REES (P.A.), 2004: Are white lions ambassadors or conservation white elephants? Int. Zoo News 51: 484-89.
SCHWEID (R.), 2009: Eel. Animal series. London, Reaktion Books. 184 pp.
SIMBERLOFF (D.), 1998: Flagships, umbrellas and keystone species: is single-species management passé in the
landscape era? Biol. Conservation 83: 247-57.
SLEIGH (C.), 2012: Frog. Animal series. London, Reaktion Books. 224 pp.
SMYLIE (M.), 2006: Herring. A history of the silver darlings. Stroud, Tempus. 224 pp.
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