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List of research projects that have been conducted or supported by the Jerusalem Zoo in recent years
Enrichment and captive management:
- Affects of food dispersal on zebra behaviour and exhibit-area use
- Affects of sleeping arrangements on male white-rhino hormone levels and behaviour
- Use of various playbacks on Siamang behaviour and exhibit-area use
- Comparative study of affects of enrichment on behaviour of various feline species
Re-introduction:
- Preliminary ecological survey of the critically endangered Negev tortoise (Testudo werneri) populations in the western Negev sands
- Comparative mitochondrial DNA analysis of Testudo werneri specimens from the wild and the Tisch Family Zoological Gardens
- Short-term dispersal of re-introduced Mesopotamian fallow-deer in the Jerusalem Hills region
- Temporal changes in stress and sex hormone levels of Mesopotamian fallow-deer during re-introduction
- Behavioural differences in Mesopotamian fallow-deer between the Zoo and the acclimatization enclosure (prior to re-introduction)
- Behavioural changes of Mesopotamian fallow-deer individuals after re-introduction
- Endozoochory (seed-dispersal) by re-introduced Mesopotamian fallow-deer
- Evaluating a method for long-term study of dispersal, behavioural patterns and habitat preference of re-introduced Mesopotamian fallow-deer
- GIS analysis of proposed area for sand-cat re-introduction
Reproduction:
- Temporal changes in female and male cheetah sex hormone levels
- Sex hormone levels in Asian elephant cows before, during and after pregnancy
Veterinary:
- Profiling temporal changes of, and treatment effects on re-current keratitis among Asian elephants
- Efficiency of long-acting anti-fungal treatment in Siamang gibbons
- Efficiency of a slow-release implant as a long-acting antibiotic treatment in large herbivores
- Characterization of rabies blood neutralizing antibody levels in vaccinated Asian elephants
- The efficiency of darted GnRH agonist (deslorin) implant as a contraceptive in Giraffe
Others:
- Antler asymmetry in Mesopotamian fallow-deer, a highly inbred species
- Insectivore bat diversity at the Tisch Family Zoological Gardens
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