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Discussion in 'General Zoo Discussion' started by ThylacineAlive, 28 Feb 2013.

  1. ThylacineAlive

    ThylacineAlive Well-Known Member 10+ year member

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    Hello all! Sorry if I'm asking something stupid but I'd like to have a full list of species in the Species Survival Plan (SSP) in the United States. Here's some I already know (please point out any discrepancies):
    Western Lowland Gorilla
    Bornean Orangutan
    Sumatran Orangutan
    Bonobo
    Chimpanzee
    Mandrill
    Drill
    Golden Lion Tamarin
    Goedli's Marmoset
    Coquerel's Sifaka
    Red Ruffed Lemur
    Black-and-White Ruffed Lemur
    Aye-Aye?
    Blue-Eyed Black Lemur? (are there even any in the US?)
    Lar Gibbon
    Northern White-Cheeked Gibbon
    Mantled Guereza?
    Javan Langur
    Silvered Leaf Monkey?
    Francois Langur
    Siamang
    Sulawesi Crested Macaque
    Gelada?
    Andean Bear
    Indian Sloth Bear
    Giant Panda
    Sun Bear?
    Polar Bear
    Koala?
    Eastern Black Rhinoceros (ssp michaeli)
    South-Central Black Rhinoceros (ssp minor)
    Sumatran Rhinoceros
    Indian Rhinoceros
    Asian Elephant (no ssp recognized)
    African Bush Elephant
    Przewalski's Wild Horse
    Grevy's Zebra
    Somali Wild Ass
    Persian Onager
    Red Wolf
    Mexican Wolf
    Maned Wolf
    African Wild Dog
    Dhole
    Amur Leopard
    Amur Tiger
    Malayan Tiger
    Sumatran Tiger
    Transvaal Lion
    Clouded Leopard
    Fishing Cat
    Brazilian Ocelot
    North American Mountain Lion
    Florida Panther?
    Southern Cheetah
    Caracal?
    Okapi
    Baringo Giraffe
    Masai Giraffe
    Reticulated Giraffe?
    Pygmy Hippopotamus
    Common Hippopotamus?
    Steller's Sea Lion?
    California Sea Lion?
    Northern Fur Seal
    Pacific Walrus?
    Hawaiian Monk Seal
    Giant Otter
    Sea Otter
    Oriental Small-Clawed Otter?
    Sichuan Taken
    Barbary Sheep
    Beluga Whale?
    Common Bottlenose Dolphin?
    Orca?
    Malayan Tapir
    Baird's Tapir
    Red River Hog?
    North Sulawesi Babirusa?
    Scimitar-Horned Oryx
    Addra Gazelle
    Mhorr Gazelle
    Arabian Oryx
    Eastern Bongo
    Pere David's Deer?
    Bactrian Camel
    Rodrigues Flying Fox
    Matschie's Tree Kangaroo
    North Island Brown Kiwi
    Double-Wattled Cassowary?
    Steller's Sea Eagle
    Blue-Throated Macaw
    Andean Cock-of-the-Rock?
    Kea?
    Bali Mynah
    Guam Kingfisher
    Storm's Stork
    Lesser Adjutant Stork
    Marabou Stork?
    Northern Bald Ibis
    Hyacinth Macaw
    Red-Crowned Crane
    White-Naped Crane
    Whooping Crane
    African Penguin
    Little Blue Penguin?
    Sulawesi Dwarf Hornbill
    California Condor
    Andean Condor
    Great Blue Turaco?
    Yellow-Headed Box Turtle
    Komodo Dragon
    Galapagos Giant Tortoise
    Aldabra Giant Tortoise
    Aruba Island Rattlesnake
    False Gharial
    Cuban Crocodile
    Philippine Crocodile
    Northern Caiman Lizard?
    Fiji Banded Iguana?
    Grand Cayman Iguana
    Bornean River Turtle?
    Central American River Turtle
    Fly River Turtle?
    Iridescent Shark?
    Pinstripe Damba
    Shark Ray?
    Kihansi Spray Toad?
    Wyoming Toad
    Panamanian Golden Frog
    Golden Poison Dart Frog?

    Thank you!:D

    ~Thylo:cool:
     
  2. Michael

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    You should be able to find out at the AZA website.
     
  3. ThylacineAlive

    ThylacineAlive Well-Known Member 10+ year member

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    Haven't been able to find any kind of list.

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  4. Pacarana

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    Though I'm not for sure on this, I doubt there are SSP's for South-centeral black rhinos and drills. Drills are extremely uncommon in America and most have died off. I believe Tanganyika Wildlife Park works with South-centerals because the sap. dropped them. Not completely sure though.
     
  5. ThylacineAlive

    ThylacineAlive Well-Known Member 10+ year member

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    There's only 2 Sumatran Rhinos left and there's still a SSP for them. There are still a good few rhinos left at DAK and in Texas.

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  6. JBZvolunteer

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    Thylacinealive: You might want to check some of those species to see if they are PMP instead of SSP, some of them may surprise you...... :)
     
  7. ThylacineAlive

    ThylacineAlive Well-Known Member 10+ year member

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    Well if I could find a list of either I would. Most I know are, some I'm not sure (that's why there's the '?'). Chacoan Peccaries are also SSP, by the way.

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    What you need to look at our the specific taxon advisory group's(tag), they normally provide the list of SSP's that they overlook along with PMP's. Google is your friend when looking for info on tag's.
     
  9. Michael

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    Thylo,
    Go to the AZA website and look for Animal Care on the homepage, then go to Animal Programs. You can find out which TAGS there are and you can find out about ssp's. You will not find a list, but you can input the species and you will be able to see if is an ssp or not.
     
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  12. ThylacineAlive

    ThylacineAlive Well-Known Member 10+ year member

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