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tory1981:8,1982Cont. from Int. Perl. Books of Snow leopards 1 25. ANONYMOUS: Furs tor sale in Kashmir. Oryx XW

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1. ANDRIUSKEVICIUS, A.: Occurance of snow leo- 28. BEREUS, K.: Brave and strang people. Hunting andpards in theSoviet Union. Int. Ped. BookofSnowleo- Forestry5:48-49, 1965 (Russian)pards2:49-54,!980 29. BHATTACHARJEE, ARUN: Afghanistan pursues

2. ANONYMOUS: Snow leopard or Ounce. Living ani- wildlifeconservation. Tigerpaper VI (1): 29-31,1979mals ofthe world. The Standard Library of Nat. Hist. 30. BLOMQVIST, LEIF: Distribution and status of the/:48,1908. NewYork snow leopard, Panthera uncia. Tigerpaper VII (4):

3. ANONYMOUS: The story of three little kittens. San 15-20,1980 (earlier publ. in Int. Ped. Book of SnowAntonio News 1(6): 3,1975 leopards1:6-21,1978

4. ANONYMOUS: Snow leopards. Animal of the 31. BLOMQVIST, LEIF: The 1980 annual re port of themonth. PZG Newsletter 5 (6), 1976 captive snow leopard (Panthera uncia) population and

5. ANONYMOUS: Snow leopard cub being hand-raised a rcview at the breeding results during the 1970's. Hel-at Brookfield Zoo. Int. Zoo News 138: 36,1976 sinki Zoo AnnualReport1980: 32-50,1981

6. ANONYMOUS: Snow leopard (Panthera uncia) -32. BLOMQVIST, LEIF: The 1981 world register tor theEndangered. Your Cincinnati Zoo News. Summer captive snow leopard stock. Int. Ped. Book of Snow1978: 7, 1978 leopards3: 145-164,1982

7. ANONYMOUS: Houston's summer snow. Hou-Zoo. 33. BLOMQVIST, LEIF and ILAR1 STEN: Reproduc-Dec-Jan 78-79: 2-3,1979 live biology ofthe snow leopard, Panthera uncia. Int.

8. ANONYMOUS: The Marwell Zoological Society Ped.BookofSnowleopards3:71-79,1982Annual Report 1978: 9-10, 1979 34. BLOMQVIST, LEIF: Snow leopard register. Int.

9. ANONYMOUS: San Antonia. Die Schneeleoparden- Ped. BookofSnowleopards3: 145-164,1982fabrik im Zoo. Das Tier, Juni 1980: 47, 1980 35. BLOMQVIST, LEIF: Snow leopardreferences 3. Int.

10. ANONYMOUS: WoodlandPark Zoo gets "excellent" Ped. BookofSnowleopards3: 173-175,1982raiting.lnt. Zoo News 165: 45, 1980 36. BRADEN, KATHLEEN E.: The geographic distri-

11. ANONYMOUS: Basel. Wertvolle Gäste aus Zürich. bution ofsnow leopards in the USSR: MapsofareasofDas Tier 9: 48, 1980 snow leopard habitation in the USSR. Int. Ped. Book

12. ANONYMOUS: Curator's re port. Your Cincinnati ofSnowleopards3: 25-39,1982Zoo News Summer 1980: 8,1980 37. BRANILOV A, SIMONA: Testing ofthe applicability

13. ANONYMOUS: Snow leopard bonanza at Oklahoma of the "Olympia test" at sex determination of sameCity. Int. Zoo News 167: 48,1980 mammalsat Prague Zoo. Gazella2/3: 71- 78,1980

14. ANONYMOUS: New snow leopard quarters tor 38. CHUBYKINA, N.L. & SHILO, R.A.: A study ofWoodland Park Zoo. Int. Zoo News 169: 45-46,.J980 diurnal activity rhytms in snow leopards and lynx at

15. ANONYMOUS: Save thesnow leopard. RodneyJack- NovosibirskZoo.lnt. Zoo Yearb. 21: 193-196,1981san. Newsweek21: 28,1981 39. CLEVENGER, STEVE: Snow leopards: Captivity

16. ANONYMOUS: Snow leopard news. Wild Cat 2 (2): perpetuates the species. Zoosounds XVI (5): 18-19,21-23,1981 1980

17. ANONYMOVS: Let it snow. WPZG Mag. Oct-Nov 40. CLEVENGER, STEVE: There's a new rot in town.4,1981 Zoosounds XVIII (2): 3,1982

18. ANONYMOUS: Snow leopards on loan toJersey.lnt. 41. DISABATO, LOUIS: Update on the snow leopardZoo News 171: 47, 1981 factory. San Antonio's Newsfrom the Zoo 6 (6); 1-3,

19. ANONYMOUS: Snow leopard symposium. Int. Zoo 1980News 173: 38-39,1981 42. FLETCHER, KENNETH C.: Dermodicosis in a

20. ANONYMOUS: Request tor snow leopard sympo- group of juvenile snow leopards. JA VMA 177 (9):siumpapers.lnt. Zoo News 174: 27,1981 896-898,1980

21. ANONYMOUS: Hunting in Mongolia. Oryx XVI (3): 43. FOOSE, THOMAS J.: A species survival plan (SSP)220, 1982 tor snow leopard, Panthera uncia: Genetic and demo-

22. ANONYMOUS: Curator's re port. Snow leopard. graphic analysis and management. 1nt. Ped. Book ofMarwell Pres. Trust Ltd. Annual Report 1981: 6-7, Snowleopards3:81-102,19821982 44. FREEMAN, HELEN: Snow leopard: A cooperative

23. ANONYMOUS: Kungapar frdn Himalaya. Dagens study between zoos. Int. Ped. Book of Snow leopardsNyheter 14.5.1982: 17,1982 (Swedish) 2: 127-136, 1980

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45. FREEMAN, HELEN: Snow leopard study. Am. 63. KIRK, GUSTAV: Säugetierschutz. Erhaltung, Be-Assoc. of Zoo Veterinarians. Ann. Proceed. 1981, wahrung, Schutz. Gustav Fischer Verlag, Stuttgart,Seattle,WA.:70-72,I981 1980

46. FREEMAN, HELEN: Characteristics of the social 64. KNOWLES, J.M.: The making of a family. Marwellhehavior in the snow leopard. Int. Ped. Book of Snow Zoo'sPaper 35: 4-5,1981leopard3: 117-120,1982 65. KNOWLES, JOHN: Snow leopards (Panthera uncia)

47. GAUGHAN, MARGARET und DOHERTY, JA- at Marwell Zoological Park. Int. Ped. Book of SnowMES G.: Snow leopard rearing: Infant development leopards3: 59-62,1982with particular emphasis on play behaviour. Int. Ped. 66. KRAL, BOHUMIL & ZIMA, JAN: Karyosyste-BookofSnowleopards3: 121-126,1982 matics ofthefamily Felidae. Gazella213: 45-53,1980

48. GESNER, C.: Uncia. In: Thierbuch. Zürich, pp. CVI (Eng. summary)-CVII1536 67. KUZNETSOV, G. V. und MATYUSHKIN, E.N.:

49. GESNER, C.: Uncia. In: Allgemeinrs Thier-Buch. The snow leopard hunts. Priroda 12: 65-67, 1962Frankfurt am Main., pp. 256-257, 1669 (Eng. transi. by K. BRADEN in Int. Ped. Book of

50. GREEN, MICHAEL: The ecology und feeding be- Snow leopards 2: 44-48, 1980)haviour of the Himalayan ruhr (Hemitragus jemlahi- 68. LANIER, DA VID, L. und DEWSBURY, DONALDcus) in the Langtang Valley, Nepal. Submitted to the A.: A quantitative study of copulatory behaviour ofUniv. ofDurhamforthe MCdegree.151 pp., 1978 largeFelidae. Beh. Processes 1: 327-333,1976

51. GREEN, MICHAEL J.B.: A check-list und some 69. LARSSON, BENGT: Snöleoparden -en "blek"notes conceming the mamma/s ofthe Langtang Natio- leopard med ljus framtid? Vi och Vdra Djur 8/9: 48-nal Park, Nepal. J. Bombay Nat. Hist. Soc. 78 (1): 49,1980 (Swedish)77-87,1981 70. LEYHAUSEN, PAUL: Katzen, eine Verhaltenskun-

52. GREEN, M.J.B.: Status, distribution und conserva- deo Verlag Paul Parey, Berlin und Hamburg, 1979tion ofthesnow leopard in Northlndia. Int. Ped. Book 71. LOTSHAW, ROBERT: Curator's re port. Your Cin-ofSnowleopards3: 7-10, 1982 cinnati Zoo News. Summer 1980:8-9,1980

53. GRIPENBERG, U., SÖDERLUND, V., WAHL- 72. LYDEKKER, R.: The ounce or snow leopard. TheBERG, C. und BLOMQVIST, L.: Comparision of game animals of India, Burma, Malaya und Tibet.chromosome banding patterns in the snow leopard Landon, RowlandWard, 1907(Panthera uncia) und in other felids. Int. Ped. Book of 73. LODICKE, STEFANIE: Zur Ontogenese vonSnowleopards3: 135-138,1982 Schneeleoparden (Uncia uncia, Schreber 1775). Dip-

54. GRI1TINGER, THOMAS F. und KONRATH lomarbeit im Fachbereich Biologie der Philipps Uni-RALPH J.: Managementofsnow leopards at Milwau- versitätMarburg. 208pp., 1981kee. Int. Zoo News 174: 7-11, 1981 74. MOUNTFORT, GUY: The vanishing junKIe. Collins,

55. HABIBI, KH.: The mammals of Afghanistan, their Sr. James's Place Londan, 1969distribution und status. UN Develop. Progr., Kabul. 75. NATH, ASHOK: In search of the snow leopard.91 pp., 1977 Sanctuary 11 (1): 26-37,1982

56. HALL, BILL: Collection news. MarwellZoo's Paper 76. NATH, ASHOK: Someobservations on wi/dlife in the28: 3,1979 Upper Suru/Northem Zanskar/Markha Valley of

57. HARRER, HEINRICH: Sju dr i Tibet. Almqvist & Ladakh. Int. Ped. Book of Snow leopards 3: 11-24,Wiksel/s, Uppsala, 1957 (Swedish transi. from German 1982"Sieben Jahre in Tibet") 77. NARDELLI, FRANCESCO: Keeping und breeding

58. HELDSTAB, A., ROEDI, D. und van den INGH, snow leopards at the Rare Felids Increasing Center,T.S.G.A.M.: Veränderungen beim Schneeleoparden Nettuno, Italy. Int. Ped. Book of Snow leopards 3:(Uncia uncia): Ein Vergleich mit der "Veno-Occlusive 63-66,1982Disease". Erkrankungen der Zoot. Verhandlungsb. 78. NORDLAND, ROB: $50.000 buys a shot at rare snowdes XXIII Int. Symp. Ober die Erkrankungen der Zoo- leopard. TheCincinnatiEnquirer, 21. November 1980tiere. Halle/Saale 1981: 365-368,1981 79. O'CONNOR, TERESA und FREEMAN, HELEN:

59. HEPTNER, V.G. und SLUDSKIJ, A.A.: Gattung Maternal behavior und behavioral development in theUncia Gray, 1854, Schneeleoparden oder Irbisse. Die captive snow leopard (Panthera uncia). Int. Ped. BookSäugetiere der Sowjetunion 3: Raubtiere. Veb Gustav ofSnowleopards3: 103-110,1982FIScher Verlag Jena: 227-261,1980 SO. PEISSEL, MICHEL: Mustang. A lost Tibetan King-

60. ISENBOGEL, E.: Infektion eines Schneeleoparden- dom. Futura Publ. Ltd., London1979bestandes des Zoo Zürich in den Jahres 1979-1980. 81. PEISSEL, MICHEL: Zanskar. Thehiddenkingdom.Unpubl. paper given at the 11 Snow leopard Conf. in CollinsandHarvillPress, Lo~don1979Zürich 1980 82. PETERS, GUSTAV: Vrständigungsreformen Katze-

61. ISENBOGEL, E., WEILENMANN, P. und BLOM- nartigen Raubtiere. Naturwissenschaftliche Rund-QVIST, L.: Second International Snow leopard C-.. j- schau 33 (3):85-97,1980ference. Int. Zoo News 168: 29-30,1980 83. PETERS, GUSTA V: A special type ofvocalization in

62. JANTSCHKE, FRITZ: Frohe Kunde aus dem Zoo: the Felidae. Paper presented at 111 Int. TheriologicalDer Schneeleopard wird überleben. Das Tier 3: 30- CongressinHe/sinki15-20Aug.1982(inpress)35,1981

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84. PHILLIPS, LYNDSAY G.: Palpebral coloboma in 98. WAHLBERG, CARL, TARKKANEN, A'lITI andthree snow leopards. Am. Assoc. of Zoo Vet., Ann. BLOMQVIST, LEIF: Further observations on theProceed. 1981, Seanle, WA.:67-70, 1981 multipleocularcoloboma (MOC) in thesnow leopard,

85. PH1LLIPS, LYNDSAY G., SIMMONS, LEE G., Panthera uncia. 1nt. Ped. Book of Snow leopards 3:and NEWTON, KELLEY E.: Endodontics as a tool 139-144,1982to compatibility in snow leopard pairings. Int. Ped. 99. van den 1NGH, T.S.G.A.M., ZWART, P. andBookofSnowleopards3: 127-128,1982 HELDSTAB, A.: Veno-occlusive disease (VOD) of

86. POULTON, S.M.C.: A reporton thefeasibility ofan theliverincheetahsandsnowleopards. Schweiz. Arch.ecologicalstudy ofthesnowleopardin Northem India. Tierheilk.123: 323,1981Unpubl. manuscript, 13pp., November1980 100. WARD, A.E.: Gameanimalsof Kashmir. J. Bombay

87. READ, G.E.: Collection news. Marwell Zoo's Paper Nat. Hist,Soc. XX1X37: 7, 1982 101. V ASTE, LARS: Djurparker i USA. Vi ach Vdra Djur

88. RIEGER, 1NGO: Beiträge zum Verhalten von Irbis- 4: 17,1979 (Swedish)sen, Uncia uncia, Schreber 1775 in Zoologischen Gär- 102. WEILENMANN, PETER: Experiences in births ofren. Fakultät 11 der Univ. Zürich, 156pp., 1980 snow leopards in Zurich Zoo. Int. Ped. Book of Snow

89. R1EGER, I. und PETERS, G.: Einige Beobach- leopards3: 111-116,1982tungen zum Paarungs- und Lautgebungsverhalten von 103. VELTE, FRANK F.: Snow leopards at the SenecaIrbissen (Uncia uncia) im Zoologischen Garten. Zoological Park. Int. Ped. Book of Snow leopards 3:Zeitschr. für Säugetierk. 46 (1): 35-48,1981 55-58,1982

90. RIEGER, INGO: Breeding ounces, Uncia uncia, 104. WHARTON, DAN: Thehistoryofthesnowleopardat(Schreber 1775) in zoological gardens. Int. Ped. Book New York Zoological Park. Int. Ped. Book of SnowofSnowleopards3:49-50,1982 leopards3: 51-53,1982

91. ROEDI, D., HELDSTAB, A. and van den INGH, 105. VOGT, P.: Tierkrankungen und Verluste., Sympo-Th.: Liverci"hosis in snow leopards-furtherresults. sium über Schneeleoparden., Tiergehege. KrefelderInt: Ped. BookofSnowleopards2: 195-204,1980 Zoo Jahresbericht 1978: 8-10, 1979

92. SARASIN, FRITZ: Geschichte des Zool. Gartens in 106. VOGT, P.: Aus dem Tierbestand., Tiergeburten.BaseI1874-1924. Kunstanstalt Frobenius AG Basel Krefelder Zoo Jahresbericht 1979: 3-4,1980

93. SCHALLER, GEORGE: Stonesofsilence. Journeys 107. VOGT, P.: Aus dem Tierbestand., Tiergeburten.intheHimalaya. The Viking Press, New York1980 Krefelder Zoo Jahresbericht 1981: 3,1982

94. SCHUL TZ, R1CHARD D. and WEISS, JOSEPH: 108. VOGT, PAUL: New enclosures tor snow leopardsBig cat country at the Sr. Louis Zoo. Int. Zoo Yearb. (Unda uncia) at Krefelder Zoo. 1nt. Ped. Book of21: 258-260,1981 Snow leopards 3: 67-70, 1982

95. SIMMONS, LEE: Facing the world with Jour eyes 109. WORLEY, M.: Chronic liver disease in snow leo-open at birth may not be the best. Henry Doorly Zoo pards: A possible viral etiology. Int. Ped. Book ofMag. 10 (2): 2-3, 1981 Snow leopards 3: 131-133, 1982

96. STASADILOV, J.:Rareanimals: Thesnowleopard. 110. WORLEY, M.: Hypogammaglobulinemia in snowHunting and Forestry 3: 29,1966 (Russian) leopards. 1nt. Ped. Book of Snow leopards 3: 129'-

97. WAHLBERG, CARL: Congenital eye disorders in 130,1982snow leopards. Helsinki Zoo Annual re port 1981: 29 111. ZVEREV, M.D.: Hunting snow leopards. Hunting-31,1982 andForestry8: 34-36,1966 (Russian)

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