2018
DOI: 10.1016/j.theriogenology.2017.12.006
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Recent advances in tools and technologies for monitoring and controlling ovarian activity in marsupials

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“…Applied research investment of A$133 million could deliver biobanking protocols for 15 of Australia's most at‐risk marsupial species and 7 appropriate model species (Appendices S10–S16). The costs to develop these technologies are not insignificant due to the knowledge gaps remaining for various species (Rodger, 2019; Rodger et al., 2009; Witt & Rodger, 2018). Increased funding may not guarantee success within the time frames indicated or within the time frame of the black‐footed ferret program, and program time frames and resources may need to be expanded if additional challenges arise.…”
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“…Applied research investment of A$133 million could deliver biobanking protocols for 15 of Australia's most at‐risk marsupial species and 7 appropriate model species (Appendices S10–S16). The costs to develop these technologies are not insignificant due to the knowledge gaps remaining for various species (Rodger, 2019; Rodger et al., 2009; Witt & Rodger, 2018). Increased funding may not guarantee success within the time frames indicated or within the time frame of the black‐footed ferret program, and program time frames and resources may need to be expanded if additional challenges arise.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Time frames of 3–10 years for reproductive cycles of various species would establish challenging to realistic time frames to conduct applied research necessary to develop the biobanking approach and achieve further understanding of the female cycle before the F 1 generation would be required if rolling out biobanking was deemed a priority (Howell, Frankham, et al., 2021; Rodger et al., 2009; Witt & Rodger, 2018). Existing captive colonies of species, such as Tasmanian devils, koalas, and numbats, in zoos or wildlife hospitals represent opportunities to develop insurance biomaterials that may mitigate against future mass mortality events and emerging threats (Rodger, 2019).…”
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