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Annotated Bibliography
on
Refinement and Environmental
Enrichment
for Primates kept in Laboratories
Last update:
February 2008
Viktor & Annie
Reinhardt
Animal Welfare Institute
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This bibliography offers
animal caregivers, animal technicians, veterinarians, zoo keepers
and students guidance to practical information on refinement and
environmental enrichment for primates kept in research institutions.
Theoretical and purely descriptive reports are not included.
Newest entries are marked with *
Table
of Contents
Species-typical
Behavior
Abnormal
Behavior
Extraneous
Variables
(1) Definition
(2) Scientific Principles
(3) Insufficient/Inadequate
Space
(4) Barren Environment
(5) Single-caging
(6) Premature Weaning
(7) Enforced Restraint
(8) Queue
Effect, Sequential Treatment
(9) Unfamiliar Environment
(10) Double-tier Cage Arrangement
(11) Neighbor Effect
(12) Observer Effect, Presence of Personnel
(13) Noise
Refinement
(1) Definition
(2,a) Unstructured Space
(2,b) Structured
Space
(2,c) Playpen, Outdoor Housing, Exercise
Cage
(3) Inanimate Enrichment
(4) Acoustic
Enrichment
(5) Animate Enrichment
(6) Natural Weaning
(7) Working with Cooperative Animals
(8) Treatment of Trained
Animals in their Home Enclosure
(9) Cage Arrangement
Environmental
Enrichment
- (1)
Definition
(2) Promoting Social Behavior
- (2,1,a) Group-housing:
Practical Issues
(2,1,b) Group-housing: Group Formation/Introduction/Integration
(2,2,a) Pair-housing: Practical Issues,
Time Budget
(2,2,b) Pair-housing: Pair formation
(2,3) Grooming-Contact
Caging
(2,4) Positive Interaction with
Humans
-
- (3) Promoting
Intelligent Behavior (positive reinforcement training)
- (3,1) Basic
Recommendations
(3,2) Species-specific Recommendations
-
- (4) Promoting
Foraging and Food Processing Behavior
- (4,1) Foraging
Devices
(4,2) Substrates
(4,3) Produce
(4,4) Ice and Water
(4,5) Food Preparation and Feeding
Schedule
-
- (5)
Promoting
Arboreal Behavior
- (5,1) The Importance
of Access to the Vertical Dimension of Space
(5,2) Elevated Structures
-
- (6)
Promoting Object-oriented Behavior
- (6,1)
Commercial Toys
(6,2) Wooden Objects
(6,3) Mirrors
-
- (7) Promoting
Curiosity Behavior (watching videos; looking out of the window)
- (7,1)
Television and Videos
(7,2) Windows
(8) Safety Concerns
Regulations
and Guidelines
Surveys
Ethical
Considerations
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