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Ex situ conservation programmes in European zoological gardens: Can we afford to lose them?

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Ex situ conservation programmes in European zoological gardens: Can we afford to lose them? (English)

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Spartaco Gippoliti

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11 February 2012

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6

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Biodiversity and Conservation

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21

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6

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1359-1364

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