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James BreretonHE Lecturer in Zoo BiologyVerifisert e-postadresse på sparsholt.ac.uk
Darren P CroftProfessor of Animal Behaviour, University of Exeter, UKVerifisert e-postadresse på exeter.ac.uk
Lewis J RowdenEvidence-based Animal Care Manager, Zoological Society of LondonVerifisert e-postadresse på zsl.org
Tom RiceUniversity of ExeterVerifisert e-postadresse på exeter.ac.uk
Kevin A. WoodWildfowl & Wetlands TrustVerifisert e-postadresse på wwt.org.uk
Andrew MooneySenior Conservation and Science Officer, Dublin ZooVerifisert e-postadresse på tcd.ie
Marcus ClaussProfessor for Comparative Digestive PhysiologyVerifisert e-postadresse på vetclinics.uzh.ch
Adam ReedReader in Social AnthropologyVerifisert e-postadresse på st-andrews.ac.uk
Jürgen HummelVerifisert e-postadresse på gwdg.de
Peter KiddCefasVerifisert e-postadresse på cefas.gov.uk
Richard CoffinTexas A&M University - Corpus ChristiVerifisert e-postadresse på tamucc.edu
Jean-Michel HattClinic for Zoo Animals, Exotic Pets and Wildlife, University of ZurichVerifisert e-postadresse på uzh.ch
Fionnuala Ruth McCullyUniversity of LiverpoolVerifisert e-postadresse på liverpool.ac.uk
Glazov P.M.Институт географии РАНVerifisert e-postadresse på igras.ru
Eileen ReesResearch Fellow, Wildfowl & Wetlands TrustVerifisert e-postadresse på wwt.org.uk
Steph FordMSc University of ExeterVerifisert e-postadresse på exeter.ac.uk
Joah Robert MaddenUniversity of ExeterVerifisert e-postadresse på exeter.ac.uk
Tim W. FawcettCentre for Research in Animal Behaviour, University of Exeter, UKVerifisert e-postadresse på exeter.ac.uk
Mark A WhitesideUniversity of PlymouthVerifisert e-postadresse på Plymouth.ac.uk
Caterina SpiezioHead of Research and Conservation Department, Parco Natura VivaVerifisert e-postadresse på parconaturaviva.it

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Dr Paul Rose

Lecturer, University of Exeter / Animal Welfare & Ethics Committee manager, WWT

Verifisert e-postadresse på exeter.ac.uk

Animal behaviour animal welfare zoology ornithology behavioural ecology


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To pace or not to pace? A review of what abnormal repetitive behavior tells us about zoo animal management PE Rose, SM Nash, LM Riley Journal of Veterinary Behavior 20, 11-21, 2017	112	2017
What’s new from the zoo? An analysis of ten years of zoo-themed research output PE Rose, JE Brereton, LJ Rowden, RL de Figueiredo, LM Riley Palgrave Communications 5 (1), 2019	98	2019
Testing a global standard for quantifying species recovery and assessing conservation impact MK Grace, HR Akçakaya, EL Bennett, TM Brooks, A Heath, S Hedges, ... Conservation Biology 35 (6), 1833-1849, 2021	88	2021
The potential of social network analysis as a tool for the management of zoo animals PE Rose, DP Croft Animal Welfare 24 (2), 123-138, 2015	86	2015
Measuring welfare in captive flamingos: Activity patterns and exhibit usage in zoo-housed birds PE Rose, JE Brereton, DP Croft Applied Animal Behaviour Science 205, 115-125, 2018	63	2018
Why the “visitor effect” is complicated. Unraveling individual animal, visitor number, and climatic influences on behavior, space use and interactions with keepers—A case … PE Rose, JS Scales, JE Brereton Frontiers in veterinary science 7, 236, 2020	60	2020
Evaluating the activity patterns and enclosure usage of a little-studied zoo species, the sitatunga (Tragelaphus spekii) P Rose, R Robert Journal of Zoo and Aquarium Research 1 (1), 14-19, 2013	60	2013
A review of captive flamingo (P hoenicopteridae) welfare: A synthesis of current knowledge and future directions PE Rose, DP Croft, R Lee International Zoo Yearbook 48 (1), 139-155, 2014	55	2014
The use of Qualitative Behavioural Assessment to zoo welfare measurement and animal husbandry change P Rose, L Riley European Association of Zoos and Aquaria-EAZA, 2019	46	2019
Expanding the role of the future zoo: Wellbeing should become the fifth aim for modern zoos PE Rose, LM Riley Frontiers in Psychology 13, 1018722, 2022	40	2022
Conducting behavioural research in the zoo: A guide to ten important methods, concepts and theories PE Rose, LM Riley Journal of Zoological and Botanical Gardens 2 (3), 421-444, 2021	37	2021
Using student-centred research to evidence-base exhibition of reptiles and amphibians: Three species-specific case studies P Rose, C Evans, R Coffin, R Miller, S Nash Journal of Zoo and Aquarium Research 2 (1), 25-32, 2014	34	2014
Animals in an online world; an evaluation of how zoological collections use social media P Rose, K Hunt, L Riley Journal of Zoo and Aquarium Research 6 (2), 57-62, 2018	33	2018
Concepts, applications, uses and evaluation of environmental enrichment: Perceptions of zoo professionals LM Riley, PE Rose Journal of Zoo and Aquarium Research 8 (1), 18-28, 2020	31	2020
Visitor presence and a changing soundscape, alongside environmental parameters, can predict enclosure usage in captive flamingos P Rose, A Badman‐King, S Hurn, T Rice Zoo biology 40 (5), 363-375, 2021	29	2021
Social bonds in a flock bird: Species differences and seasonality in social structure in captive flamingo flocks over a 12-month period PE Rose, DP Croft Applied Animal Behaviour Science 193, 87-97, 2017	29	2017
Serous fat atrophy and other nutrition-related health problems in captive giraffe (Giraffa camelopardalis). An evaluation of 83 necropsy reports M Clauss, P Rose, J Hummel, JM Hatt University of Zurich, 2006	29	2006
Welfare assessment for captive Anseriformes: A guide for practitioners and animal keepers P Rose, M O’Brien Animals 10 (7), 1132, 2020	27	2020
Evaluating the social networks of four flocks of captive flamingos over a five-year period: Temporal, environmental, group and health influences on assortment PE Rose, DP Croft Behavioural processes 175, 104118, 2020	26	2020
Evidence for aviculture: Identifying research needs to advance the role of ex situ bird populations in conservation initiatives and collection planning P Rose Birds 2 (1), 77-95, 2021	25	2021

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