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A survey on zoo mortality over a 12-year period in Italy.

Frine Eleonora Scaglione | Cristina Biolatti | Paola Pregel | Enrica Berio | Francesca Tiziana Cannizzo | Bartolomeo Biolatti | Enrico Bollo
PeerJ | 2019

The zoo is a unique environment in which to study animals. Zoos have a long history of research into aspects of animal biology, even if this was not the primary purpose for which they were established. The data collected from zoo animals can have a great biological relevance and it can tell us more about what these animals are like outside the captive environment. In order to ensure the health of all captive animals, it is important to perform a post-mortem examination on all the animals that die in captivity.

Pubmed ID: 30755824

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