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While ex situ breeding programs are critical tools for species recovery, translocations using animals reared under human care can face low success rates, often related to increased dispersal and reduced survival. These issues may be related to a mismatch between ex situ environments and natural habitats. Natal habitat preference induction, wherein individuals seek out habitat similar to that they...
Accurate estimates of survival are crucial for many management decisions in translocation programs. Maximizing detection probabilities and reducing sampling biases for released animals can aid in estimates of survival. One important source of sampling bias is an animal’s behavior. For example, individuals that are consistently more exploratory or active may be more likely to be detected visually....
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