Contents - Marwell Zoo

Anon (1972): Oryx pair sent to Haibar, Israel. Zoogoer 1 (5): 8 – 9.
Anon (1985): Zoologists hope to reintroduce oryx to Tunisia. New Scientist 108 (1486): 13.
Anon (1987): Scimitar horned oryx, Oryx dammah. WCMC. IUCN. Unpublished report.
Anon (1987): Program to save oryx a wild success. New Scientist 114(1565): 33.
Anon (1988): Niger: reintroduction and breeding of scimitar-horned oryx and addax under
study. IUCN Species Survival Commission Antelope Specialist Group Gnusletter: 7(3), 7
Anon (1989): Scimitar-horned oryx SSP Masterplan. Draft. September 1989. Unpublished
Report.
Anon (2000): Conservation of sahelo-saharan Antelope. Final report from a meeting held at
Marwell Zoological Park, May 9 – 10, 2000.
Barzdo, J. (1982): New hope for the scimitar. Country Life 27: 1552-1553.
Bassett, T.H. (1975/76): Oryx and addax in Chad. Oryx 13, 50-51.
Bauwens, L., Vercammen, M.L.T.F. & De Meurichy, W. (2001): Occurrence of Listeria spp.
in captive antelope herds and their environment. Journal of Zoo and Wildlife Medicine 32
(4): 514 – 518.
Bertram, B.C.R. (1987): Oryx confusion. New Scientist 115: 70.
Bertram, B.C.R. (1988): Re-introducing scimitar-horned oryx into Tunisia. In: Conservation
and biology of desert antelopes (A. Dixon & D. Jones, eds.). Christopher Helm, London:
136-145.
Beudels-Jamar, R.C., Devillers, P., Devillers-Terschuren, J. & Lafontaine, R.M. (2006):
Sahelo-Saharan antelopes status and perspectives: report on the conservation status of the
six Sahelo-Saharan antelopes CMS SSA Concerted Action 2006. CMS Technical Series
Publication No.10. Convention on Migratory Species. Second edition.
Blumer, E.S., Plotka, E.D. & Foxworth, W.B. (1992): Hormonal implants to control
aggression in bachelor herds of scimitar horned oryx (Oryx dammah): a progress report.
1992 Proceedings Joint Meeting AAZV/AAWV: 212-216.
Bonnet, A. (1909): L'Oryx dans l'ancienne Egypte. Archives Museum d'Histoire naturelle de
Lyon 10: 159-173.
Bowen, J.M. (1994): A description of the oestrus cycle of scimitar-horned oryx, Oryx
dammah. M.Sc. thesis, Lincoln University, New Zealand.
Bowen, J.M. & G.K. Barrell (1994): Hormonal characteristics of the oestrous cycle in
scimitar-horned oryx, Oryx dammah. Proceedings of the Endocrine Society of Australia
37: 159
Bowen, J.M. & G.K. Barrell (1996): Duration of the oestrus cycle and changes in plasma
hormone concentrations measured after an induced ovulation in scimitar-horned oryx
(Oryx dammah). Journal of Zoology 238: 137 – 148.
Bradford, J. (1985): North American scimitar-horned oryx husbandry and management
survey results 1985. Unpublished manuscript.
Bradford, J., Price, P. & Schmitt, D. (1987): Clinical trial using tolazoline-deprenorphine as
antagonists for xylazine-etorphine induced sedation of scimitar-horned oryx. AAZPA
Regional Conference Proceedings 1987: 637 – 639.
Bremen, H. (1975): Maximum carrying capacity of Malian grasslands. In: Evaluation and
mapping of tropical Africa rangelands. Addis Ababa: International Livestock Centre for
Africa: 249 - 256
Bremen, H. and de Wit, C.T. (1983): Rangeland productivity and exploitation in the Sahel.
Science 221 (4618): 1341 – 1347.
Bush, M. & Custer, R.S. & Whitla, J.C. & Montali, R.J. (1983): Hematologic and serum
chemistry values of captive scimitar-horned oryx (Oryx tao): variations with age and sex.
Journal of Zoo Medicine 14: 51-55.
Cave-Browne, A.M. (1983): An ecological study of the three species of ungulate in the
African exhibit at Edinburgh Zoo. 1983 Annual Report. Edinburgh: Royal Society of
Scotland.
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