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AQUATIC ZOOS A critical study of UK
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CONSERVATION IN UK PUBLIC AQUARIA -
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It is not just fish and aquatic inv
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METHODS This study used two main me
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Public Aquaria visited, 2004 Rand.n
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UK PUBLIC AQUARIA PROFILE In this c
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It is possible that there are more
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95 Tomato clownfish 9 22 198 96 Ban
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84 Small eyed ray 25 0% 66% 85 Pacu
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Exotic versus local taxa kept in UK
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27 Common sunstar 10 Cod 15 28 Cutt
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ANIMAL WELFARE IN UK PUBLIC AQUARIA
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Stereotypic behaviour, also known a
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Figure 7. Regal tang circling in a
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These categories have been defined
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However, because not all the animal
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clownfish and the case of ‘handli
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e called ‘handling’ in one otte
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Relative frequency of types of fish
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column shows the percentage of indi
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while performing ITB. If done very
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Branchiomyces Cotton wool disease
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Figure 20. Examples of evidence of
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its nose opening up the same wound
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Centre 13 Report 10 Parasitic infec
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The common octopus will die if the
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2. Large amounts of food remains pa
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Evidence of one starfish having los
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CONSERVATION IN UK PUBLIC AQUARIA M
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there are obvious differences in sc
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Animals in UK public aquaria part o
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threatened species is totally wrong
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Type PA Release back to wild % DO N
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Table 14 shows an estimation of the
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Some may say that removing fish fro
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The lack of publicity on joint proj
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insight. It has been said that the
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species than in the past), but they
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EDUCATION IN UK PUBLIC AQUARIA Cons
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Page 128 and 129: BIBLIOGRAPHY Anderson R. C. (1995).
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