Contents - Marwell Zoo

Smet, K. de (2002); A future for large mammals in South Tunisia: wild grazers need more
than National Parks. In : Third Annual Sahelo-Saharan Interest Group Meeting Report: 33
– 41. Unpublished Report.
Smith, T (1998): Sahelo-Saharan Antelopes Draft Status Report Workshop on the
conservation and restoration of Sahelo-Saharan antelopes 1998 Djerba, Tunisia., prepared
by T. Smith Institut Royal des Sciences Naturelles de Belgique. UNEP Convention on
Migratory Species.
Smith, T., de Smet, K. & Wakefield, S. (1997); An evaluation of Antelope Reintroduction
Sites in Tunisia: Bou-Hedma National Park, Djerbil National Park and Sidi Toui National
Park: A report of a trip from 4 –11 June 1997. Unpublished Report.
Spalton, J.A. (1993): A brief history of the reintroduction of the Arabian oryx Oryx leucoryx
into Oman 1980-1992. International Zoo Yearbook 32: 81-90.
Spevak, E. (2004): Population analysis and breeding plan: scimitar-horned oryx Oryx
dammah Species Survival Plan. Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Gardens. Unpublished report.
Spevak, E., Gilbert, T., Engel, H. & Correll, T. (2006): Returning the addax and the oryx to
Tunisia. Communiqué, AZA: 13-14.
Spinage, C.A. (1986): The natural history of antelopes. Croom Helm, London.
Strauss, W.M. (2002): Towards the effective management of the Arabian oryx Oryx leucoryx
in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Zeitschrift fur jagdwissenschaft 48: 7-16 Suppl. S.
Szablewski, P., Wolc, A. & Szwaczkowski, T. (2006): The effect of inbreeding level and
genetic factors on longevity in Arabian oryx (Oryx leucoryx). Animal science papers and
reports 24 (4): 279 – 287.
Taylor,C.R. (1969): The eland and the oryx. Scientific American 220: 89-95
Taylor, S.H. (1975-76): Mother-young behaviour in captive scimitar-horned oryx, Oryx
dammah, at the Los Angeles Zoo. AAZPA Regional Conference Proceedings 1975-76:
232 – 235.
Thomas, W.D. & Barnes, R. & Crotty, M. & Jones, M.L. (1984/85): An historical overview
of selected rare ruminants in captivity. International Zoo Yearbook 24/25: 77-99.
Treydte, A.C., Williams, J.B., Bedin, E., Ostrowski, S., Seddon, P.J., Marschall, E.W.,
Waite, T.A. & Ismail, K. (2001): In search of the optimal management strategy for
Arabian oryx. Animal conservation 4: 239-249.
Tuttle, D. (1986): Current status of the scimitar-horned oryx and the ranch project. AAZPA
Regional Conference Proceedings 1986: 637 – 639.
UNEP (2002): Convention on Migratory Species. http://www.unep-wcmc.org.cms
Van Heezik, Y., Ismail, K. & Seddon, P.J. (2003): Shifting spatial distributions of Arabian
oryx in relation to sporadic water provision and artificial shade. Oryx 37 (3): 295-304.
Wacher, T.J. (1986): The reintroduction of scimitar horned oryx Oryx dammah from the
United Kingdom to Tunisia. Zoological Society of London. Report No. 1: 1-31.
Wacher, T.J. (1986): The reintroduction of Scimitar horned oryx, Oryx dammah, from the
United Kingdom to Tunisia. Zoological Society of London. Report No.2. April – May
1986: 1 – 18.
Wacher, T.J. (1988): Social organisation and ranging behaviour in the Hippotraginae. In:
Conservation and biology of desert antelopes (A. Dixon & D. Jones, eds.). Christopher
Helm, London: 102-113.
Wacher, T.J. (1992): Addax and scimitar-horned oryx captive breeding/reintroduction
project. Gnusletter 11(1/2): 21.
Wakefield, P. (1983): An investigation into the social behaviour an daily activity of captive
group of scimitar-horned oryx, Oryx dammah. Marwell Zoo’s Paper 39: 5 – 8; 40: 6 – 8.
Wakefield, S. (1992): Scimitar-horned oryx (Oryx dammah) EEP Annual Report 1991. In:
EEP Yearbook 1991/92 (K. Brouwer & S. Smits & L. de Boer, eds.). EAZA/EEP
Executive Office, Amsterdam: 170-171.
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