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This project aims to enhance the breeding success of the endangered aye-aye by identifying its chemical signals related to fertility. It integrates behavioral studies and microbiota analysis to improve captive management practices.
Of 504 primate species currently recognized worldwide, almost half are classified as endangered or critically endangered.
Captive breeding is vital for primate conservation, with modern zoos serving a crucial role as ambassadors of endangered species, breeders of populations acting as buffers against extinction, and educators of the general public.
However, captive populations may experience welfare issues that also undermine their breeding success.
Particularly, zoo management is challenging be…
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