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Anonymous
A case of spongiform encephalopathy in a
cheetah. Veterinary Group Newsletter : 8-9.
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Short history of the first recorded case of
spongiform encephalophaty in a cheetah.
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Anonymous
- A case of SE in a cheetah.pdf
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Anonymous
La conservation du guepard en Algerie -
Etat des connaissances actuelles (Conservation
of the cheetah in Algeria - Status of knowledge). 8
pp.
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The report summarizes the
geographic distribution and the relation of man with the cheetah in north
Africa. In the 19th and 20th centuries, the species was present in almost all
the regions of the Sahara, but today populations are reduced and fragmented.
The central and southern mountains of the Sahara seem to be used by this
species as a refuge from desert harsh conditions. The cheetah's pursuit for the
hunting and skin has lately decreased, because of the low densities and the
inaccessibility of their territories.
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Anonymous_-_Conservation_of_the_cheetah_in_Algeria.pdf
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Anonymous
Status of larger wildlife species - cheetah,
leopard and lion. Report 7 pp.
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The conservation status of cheetah, leopard and lion
in Mozambique is described. A distribution map illustrates the regression of
the cheetah populations from the 1930s to the 1980s. The situation is due to
tremendous poaching in recent years and to the destruction of prime habitat, particularly
by wild fires. The occupation of large areas of cheetah's habitat by cattle
farmers who kill them as a threat to domestic stock, is also a problem. A few
cheetah skins still appear in the illegal trade.
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Anonymous
- Status of cheetah leopard and lion in Mozambique.pdf
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Anonymous
Social organisation
and living space. In The Carnivores,
chapter 7: 250-292.
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Social organisation, living
space and territoriality are discussed for canidae, hyanidae and felidae, with
a short description of studies made on cheetah. Depending on the circumstances,
cheetah may live as solitary animals, or family ties may be maintained long
enough to give rise to groups with considerable stability. |
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- Social organisation and living space.pdf
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Anonymous.
A preliminary
survey of the occurrence and distribution of amphibians, reptiles and mammals
in the Bushmanland, eastern Kavango and Mahango areas, wigh notes on historical
distributions. Report, 11 pp. |
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A preliminary survey of the
occurrence and distribution of amphibian, reptiles and mammals was made in two
lately neglected areas of Southern Africa. Results are summarised in a short
description and in maps. Cheetahs were common and widely distributed in the
Bushmanland, Namibia. |
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Anonymous
- Occurrence and distribution of felids in the Bushmanland.pdf
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Anonymous. 1956.
Some mammals
and reptiles which may be seen within 30 miles of Zaria. Nigerian Field 21(3):
136-138. |
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List of mammals and reptiles
which can be seen in the area of Zaria in Nigeria. For the cats, the list
includes cheetah, lion, leopard, serval and African wild cat. |
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Anonymous_1956_Mammals_in_the_vicinity_of_Zaria_Nigeria.pdf
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Anonymous. 1978.
Cheetah dilemma.
African Wildlife 32[3], 22. |
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Even in historical times,
cheetah have never been abundant in South Africa. Former studies estimated that
there were probably 700 left - 100 in Natal protected areas; 250 in the Kruger
Park; 150 in the Kalahari Gemsbok Park, and perhaps 200 elsewhere. However, the
threat to the cheetah comes not from its decline in protected areas, nor its
inability to breed in captivity. It is in danger because it is incompatible with
human activities, it is not sufficiently protected, and trade in skins is not
yet at an end. |
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Anonymous
1978 Cheetah dilemma.pdf
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Anonymous. 1985.
Diverse genes
sought to save cheetahs. International Herald Tribune . 19 September 1985
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Studies of cheetah's genetic
variation and immune response lead to the conclusion that the species could be
soon vulnerable to extinction. Careful breeding would have to take place with
unrelated cheetahs in captivity in order to save the species. |
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Anonymous
1985 Genes sought to save cheetahs.pdf
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Anonymous. 1985.
Gene-blues for the
cheetah. New Scientist, 16 May 1985, 21.
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Lack of genetic variation threatens the survival of
the cheetah. Research produced evidence of poor reproductive success and
vulnerability to diseases.
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Anonymous
1985 Gene-blues for the cheetah.pdf
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Anonymous 1985.
Two new Onza
skulls found. ISC Newsletter 4(4): 6-7. |
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The Onza, a puma-like felid of
Northwest Mexico, has received renewed attention. It was noted as distinct from
the puma in Spanish colonial and missionary chronicles, as well as in reports
by modern-day Mexicans. Acinonyx trumani was originally thought to be a puma,
but was reinterpreted in the 1970s as an archaic cheetah. |
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Anonymous
1985 Two new Onza skulls found.pdf
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Anonymous. 1987.
Zoo diet to blame
for cheetahs' sterility. New Scientist 116 [1580, 1 October 1987], 31. 1987. |
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A connection between cheetah's
diet, mortality and fertility was found by some researchers. Mortality was bigger in animals fed with
soyabean complements, that appeared to damage the liver and the uterus. |
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Anonymous
1987 Zoo diet to blame for cheetahs sterility.pdf
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Anonymous. 1987. ... but the
cheetah's future is rosier. New Scientist, 9.4.1987. 1 p.
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The discovery that East
African cheetahs are genetically more diverse than the South African form,
indicate that the cheetahs suffered a population crash about 10'000 years ago
and offers hope that careful programes might improve the gene pool in the South
African subspecies.
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Anonymous_1987_But_the_cheetahs_future_is_rosier.pdf
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Anonymous. 2010. Biometry Report of Asiatic cheetah,
Kalmand protected area. Conservation of the Asiatic Cheetah Project /
UNDP / Iranian Department of Environment. 5 pp.
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A cheetah was killed
in road incident in early April in Kalmand Protected
Area where one of the ain highways of the country passes
through. The animal was frozen for some 2 years when
it was investigated on May 10, 2010 in a Taxidermy Workshop
of DOE.
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Anonymous_2010_Asiatic_Cheetah_Biometry_Report_Kalmand.pdf
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