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Captive Breeding, Reintroduction, and the Conservation of Amphibians
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Keywords: amphibian declines, captive breeding, ex situ conservation, species reintroduction, species translo- cation. Reproducción en Cautiverio ...
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Animal Defenders International : Animals in entertainment
30 May 2008 ... Tanto los caballos domésticos como los equinos exóticos cautivos, al igual que cebras y caballos Przewalski (natural de Mongolia), ...
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http://www.fao.org/docrep/004/AC148E/AC148E03.htm
The total captive population of the wild horse derives from 12 wild horses, imported from Dzungaria into Europe at different times and one domestic mare. ………. population had become extinct. The horses that were later used for breeding remained only in the Prague and Hellabrunn Zoos. That was an unsuccessful end to the first stage of Przewalski horse captive reproduction.


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En la actualidad, son varias las especies que se han extinguido en la naturaleza pero todavía subsisten en colonias cautivas, como: Caballo de Przewalski ...
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CABALLOS Y ASNOS
No hay ninguna observación confirmada de caballos de Przewalski salvajes desde 1966 ... La población cautiva mundial de asnos salvajes de Nubia es de dos ...
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ETO-HABTS EQUINOS ECOLOGICOS - bsherpas.com
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-Análisis de funciones saludables para los caballos en cautiverio. -Técnicas constructivas favorables para el ecosistema. ...
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http://www.animallaw.info/nonus/articles/ddukukocdca.htm
Section 15(c) of the 1911 Act states:
‘the expression “captive animal” means any animal (not being a domestic animal) of whatsoever kind or species, and whether a quadruped or not, including any bird, fish, or reptile, which is in captivity, or confinement, or which is maimed, pinioned, or subjected to any appliance or contrivance for the purpose of hindering or preventing its escape from captivity or confinement’
On its ordinary language, this provision appears to provide a wide scope of circumstances in which an animal is regarded as a “captive animal”. By the ordinary meaning of the words, an animal which cannot be said to be “in captivity”, since that expression may perhaps connote a state in which an animal is kept for a period of time, might still be regarded as in a state of “confinement” when it is temporarily confined in a space or enclosure from which it is unable to escape. If such an interpretation were adopted, if a wild animal was caught in a net, then it would benefit from the protection of the 1911 Act against being subjected to unnecessary cruelty, such as by having stones thrown at it.
Furthermore, an animal may still be regarded as captive even when it is not confined in an enclosure at all, since the last limb of section 15(c) includes within the definition of “captive animal” any animal “which is maimed, pinioned, or subjected to any appliance or contrivance for the purpose of hindering or preventing its escape from captivity or confinement”. This does not mean, however, that a wild animal that has been captured will be regarded as a captive animal simply because it has been maimed, pinioned or prevented from escaping. That part of the provision expressly refers only to animals maimed or restrained to hinder their “escape from captivity or confinement”. Only if a wild animal can be said to have had already passed into a state of captivity within the meaning of Rowley may it be said to have continued to be a captive animal because it was maimed or subjected to an appliance to prevent it from escaping.