Contents - Marwell Zoo

Johnston, H. (1898): On the larger mammals of Tunisia. Proceedings of the Zoological
Society of London 1: 351-353.
Jones, D.M. (1982): Difference in milk quality from grass-fed Scimitar horned oryx and
those on synthetic diet: Vet. clinical report. Journal of Zoology 197: 53-54.
Jones, M.L. (1993): Longevity of ungulates in cpativity. Int. Zoo Yb. 32: 159 – 169.
Kingdon, J. (1997): The Kingdon field guide to African mammals. Academic Press. London:
439.
Kirkwood, J.K & Cunningham, A.A. (1994): Spongiform encephalopathies in captive wild
animals in the British Isles. Veterinary Record 135 (13): 296 – 303.
Kirkwood, J.K., Gaskin, C.D. & Markham, J. (1987): Perinatal mortality and season of birth
in captive wild ungulates. Veterinary Record 120: 386-390.
Knowles, J.M. & Oliver, W.L.R. (1975): Breeding and husbandry of scimitar-horned oryx
(Oryx dammah) at Marwell Zoo. International Zoo Yearbook 15: 228-229.
Kock, R.A. & Hawkey, C.M. (1988): Veterinary aspects of the Hippotraginae. In:
Conservation and biology of desert antelopes (A. Dixon & D. Jones, eds.). Christopher
Helm, London: 75-89.
Kranz, K. & Ralls, K. (1979): The scimitar-horned oryx. ZooGoer 8(3): 13-15.
Kumamoto, A.T., Charter, S.J., Kingswood, S.C., Ryder, O.A. & Gallagher, D.S. Jr. (1999):
Centric fusion differences among Oryx dammah, O.gazella and O.Leucoryx (Artiodactyla,
Bovidae). Cytogenetics and Cell Genetics 86: 74 – 80.
Lamarche, B. & Sanogho, N. (1981) Project 1625 – Addax and oryx. In: World Wildlife
Yearbook 1980-81: 244.
Lomme, J.R., Thoen, C.O. & Hine, E.M. (1978): Mycobacterial tuberculosis in oryx. In:
Mycobacterial infections of Zoo Animals. Ed. R.J.Montali. Smithsonian Institute Press,
Washington D.C.
Loskutoff, N.M., Nemec, L.A., Foxworth, W.B., Wolfe, B.A., Raphael, B.L., Huntress, S.L.,
Jemsem, J.M., Williams, B.W., Howard, J.G. & Kraemer, D.C. (1989): Effects of
different extenders and holding temperatures on viability of spermatozoa from the
scimitar-horned oryx (Oryx dammah). Theriogenology 31: 220.
Macdonald, D. (2001): The new encyclopaedia of mammals. Oxford University Press.
Oxford: 546 – 555.
Mace, G.M. & Pemberton, J. (1988): Pedigree studies of scimitar-horned oryx (Oryx tao).
Proceedings of the World Conference of Breeding Endangered species in captivity 5: 628
– 629.
Maia, V., Pathak, S., Blasdel, T.L., & Flanagan, J.P. (1987): Karyotyupic analysis of the
scimitar-horned oryx, Oryx tao (Bovidae, Artiodactyla). Rev.Brasil.Genet. 10: 53 – 61.
Maloney, S.K., Fuller, A., Mitchell, G. & Mitchell, D. (2002): Brain and arterial blood
temperatures of free-ranging oryx (Oryx gazella). Pflugers archive-European journal of
physiology 443 (3): 437-445.
Manlius, N. (2000): Did the Arabian Oryx live in Egypt during pharaonic times? Mammal
review 30 (1): 65-72.
Marshall, T.C. & Spalton, J.A. (2000): Simultaneous inbreeding and outbreeding depression
in reintroduced Arabian oryx. Animal conservation 3: 241-248.
Masembe, C., Muwanika, V.B., Nyakaana, S., Arctander, P. & Siegismund, H.R. (2006):
Three genetically divergent lineages of the Oryx in eastern Africa: Evidence for an ancient
introgressive hybridization. Conservation genetics 7 (4): 551-562.
Mayor, J. (1984). Hand-feeding an orphaned Scimitar-horned oryx (Oryx dammah) calf after
its integration with the herd. International Zoo Year Book. 23: 243 – 248.
Mendelssohn, J. (1993): Introductions and reintroductions of ungulates in Israel.
International Zoo Yearbook 32: 144 – 147.
Merkord, P. (1987): Food habits of the scimitar-horned oryx. Masters thesis. Southwest
Texas State University, Bastrop, Texas.
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