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        An optimal and near-optimal strategy to selecting individuals for transfer in captive breeding programs

        Allen, S.D.; Fathi, Y.; Gross, K.; Mace, Michael E.; (2010)
        As species extinction rates continue to rise, zoos have adopted a more active role in the conservation of endangered species. A central concern is to preserve genetic diversity of zoological populations....
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        Reproductive competition and fecal testosterone in wild male giant pandas (Ailuropoda melanoleuca)

        Nie, Yonggang; Swaisgood, Ronald R.; Zhang, Zejun; Liu, Xiaobin; Wei, Fuwen (2012)
        ...Using global positioning system/very high frequency radiocollars to locate mating aggregations, we used behavioral observations and fecal testosterone assays to gain insight into male panda reproductive effort and strategies, and test theories relating to reproductive competition. Male pandas initially competed fiercely for access to females that were about to be fertile, but once male competitive status was determined, aggression rates declined....
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