SÍNDROME DA MÁ ADAPTAÇÃO EM Caiman latirostris (JACARÉ-DO-PAPO-AMARELO)

Menezes, Paulo Quadros de; Schulz, Érica Thurow; Melz, Gabriela Aline; Moretti, Valéria Defavari; Zitelli, Larissa Caló; Brauner, Rodrigo Kegles; Coimbra, Marco Antônio Afonso; Bandarra, Paulo Mota

doi:10.15210/sah.v5i3.12335

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“…One study reports the occurrence of adaptation syndrome in a captive Caiman latirostris (Daudin, 1801). Symptoms included exaggerated thermic oscillations and inadequate covering (MENEZES et al, 2017). The unfolding of the syndrome resulted in the exhaustion of the individual, leading to loss of weight, development of rostral ulcerated lesions, necrotic dermatitis, apathy, anorexia, dehydration, conductive to possible death (MENEZES et al, 2017).…”

Section: Developmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Importance of Ethology Applied by Veterinarians for Adaptation Syndrome in Zoo Animals

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Animal rearing regimes in zoos can be strongly altered according to the adaptation of animals to the captive environment. These changes can modulate animal well-being. In this review, we approach studies of ethological action and its impacts on the adaptation syndrome of captive animals. Zoos offer multiple ways of making adaptations of animals more difficult. strongly favoring the appearance of this syndrome. Animal organisms have their own characteristics, which allow us to identify their state of adaptation to the environment. This fact facilitates significant progress in our general understanding of the genotype-phenotype relationships of animals. The action of the veterinarian in zoos is thus favored. Knowledge of the basic characteristics of animals provides basic behavioral insights and enhances our understanding of the ways in which adaptation can modulate the lives of animals in suitable environments. There are also several and important applications, such as increasing well-being, preventing pathologies and promoting the advancement of scientific knowledge.

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Section: Developmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The specimen was isolated for two weeks, placed in an enriched container, subject to minimal restraints, and observed by a professional. As a result of these actions, weight was gained, activity was increased, and the animal began to feed in captivity on its own (MENEZES et al, 2017).…”

Section: B Importance Of Ethology Applied By Veterinarians For Adapta...mentioning

confidence: 99%