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AAZPA LIBRARIANS SPECIAL INTEREST GROUP BIBLIOGRAPHY SERVICE

This bibliography is provided as a service of the AAZPA LIBRARIANS SPECIAL INTEREST GROUP and THECONSORTIUM OF AQUARIUMS, UNIVERSITIES AND ZOOS.

TITLE: Bibliography of the Cheetah (Acinonyx jubatus), 2nd ed.

AUTHOR: Laurie Marker-Kraus, NOAHS Center, National Zoological Park,Smithsonian Institution, and Barbara Wittman,

Global Cheetah Project, 917 W. Reservoir Drive NE, Massillon, OH44646

DATE: March 1990

Abbot, S. and T. Fuller. 1971. A fresh look at the cheetah's private life. Smithsonian, 2(3):34-42.

Adams, D.B. 1971. The cheetah: Native American. Science, 205(14 September):1155-1158.

Adamson, J. 1966. Pippa returns to freedom in the brush. Das Tier, 6(12):4-7.

------. 1969. The Spotted Sphinx. London:Collins.

------. 1971. Pippa' Challenge. London:Collins.

Ali, S.A. 1927. The Moghul emperors of India as naturalists and sportsmen. Journal of the Bombay NaturalHistory Society, 31(4): 833-861.

Allen, G.M. 1939. Checklist of African mammals. Bulletin of the Museum of Comparative Zoology, 83:232-234.

Ammann, K. and K. Ammann. 1984. Cheetah. Nairobi:Camerapix Publishers International.

Anderson, J.L. 1982. Can cheetah be conserved in small reserves? Tshomarelo News, 5:12-13.

------. 1983. A strategy for cheetah conservation in Africa. Proceedings of the International Symposium onExtinction Alternatives, pp.127-135. Pretoria:Endangered Wildlife Trust.

Anna, M. 1973. Study of the Leopard and the Cheetah in Africa South of the Sahara: Their Actual Situation inthe Republic of Chad. Directorate of National Parks and Game Reserves in Chad. 4pp. [Unpublished.]

Anon. 1935. The cheetah or hunting-leopard (Acinonyx jubatus Erxleben). Journal of the Bombay NaturalHistory Society, 37: 147-149.

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Anon. 1955-73. Annual reports, 1955/57, 1958/60 1961/62, 1963/64, 1968/69, 1972/73. Pretoria:National ParksBoard of Trustees. [Unpublished.]

Anon. 1972a. Cheetah in trouble in East Africa. Oryx, 11(6):403.

Anon. 1972b. Red Data Book. Morges, Switzerland:IUCN.

Anon. 1972c. Species of wild animals bred in captivity during 1970. International Zoo Yearbook, 12:331.

Anon. 1973a. Cheetahs for the Kruger Park. Custos, 2(4):34-37.

Anon. 1973b. Species of wild animals bred in captivity during 1971. International Zoo Yearbook, 13:335.

Anon. 1974a. The cheetah appeal. Wildlife Survival, 1(1):1-4. Johannesburg:Endangered Wildlife Trust.

Anon. 1974b. The cheetah and our national parks. Custos, 3(5):10-12.

Anon. 1974c. Cheetah baffles scientists. African Wildlife, 28:34-37

Anon. 1974d. Species of wild animals bred in captivity during 1973. International Zoo Yearbook, 14:384.

Anon. 1976. Cheetahs bred by private owner in Holland. International Zoo News, 23(2):28-29.

Anon. 1983. A strategy for cheetah conservation in Africa. Proceedings of the International Symposium onExtinction Alternatives, pp.127-135. Pretoria:Endangered Wildlife Trust.

Anon. 1985. Diverse genes sought to save cheetahs. International Herald Tribune, 19 September.

Anon. 1987a. Mammals and the Millenium. Zimbabwe Wildlife, 49:9-14.

Anon. 1987b. Schitz durch Streifen. Geo, 3:170-182.

Anon. 1989. Mammals proposed for special protection. Zimbabwe Wildlife, 54:24-27.

Ansell, W.F.H. 1960a. Breeding of some larger mammals in Northern Rhodesia. Proceedings of the ZoologicalSociety of London, 134: 251-274.

------. 1960b. Mammals of Northern Rhodesia. North Rhodesia: Government Printer.

------. 1965. Standardisation of field data on mammals. Zoologica Africana, 1(1):97-113.------. 1978. The Mammals of Zambia. Chilanga, Zambia:National Parks and Wildlife Service.

------. 1982. Mammals of Zambia (1978) corrigenda. Black Lechwe NS, 3:17-28.

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------ and R.J. Dowsett. 1988. Mammals of Malawi, An Annotated Checklist and Atlas. Cornwall:TrendrinePress.

Asdell, S. 1964. Pattern of Mammalian Reproduction. Ithaca:Cornell University Press. ------. 1966. Evolutionary trends in physiology of reproduction. Symposium of the Zoological Society, London,

15:1-13.

Astley Maberly, C.T. 1967. The Game Animals of Southern Africa. Johannesburg:Thomas Nelson and Sons.

Augustinus, P. 1989. Botswana - A Brush with the Wild. South Africa: Acorn Books.

Baenninger, R.R., D. Estes, and S. Baldwin. 1977. Anti-predator behavior of baboons and impalas toward acheetah. East African Wildlife Journal, 15(4):327-330.

Baker, M.K. and M.E. Keep. 1970. Checklist of the ticks found on the larger game animals in the Natal gamereserves. Lammergeyer, 12: 41-47.

Barlough, J. 1979. Do feline coronavirus antibody tests provide a conclusive diagnosis? Veterinary Medicine,79(8):1027-1035.

Bartmann, D.W. 1981. The cheetah problem in Namibia South West Africa. Zoologische Garten, 51(1):52-64.

Barzdo, J., ed. 1980. Management of wild cats in captivity. Proceedings of the Symposium of the Associationof British Wild Animal Keepers. Whipsnade:Association of British Wild Animal Keepers.

Bateman, J.A. 1961. The mammals occurring in the Bredasdorp and Swellendam districts, C.P., since Europeansettlement. Koedoe, 4: 78-100.

Baudy, R.E. 1971. Notes on breeding felids at the Rare Feline Breeding Center. International Zoo Yearbook,11:121-123.

Baxby, D., et al. 1982. An outbreak of cowpox in captive cheetahs: Virological and epidemiological studies.Journal of Hygiene, 89(3):365-372.

Becker, P. 1971. Peoples of Southern Africa - their customs and beliefs. The Star (Johannesburg).

Beehler, B.A. 1982. Oral therapy for nasal cryptococcosis in a cheetah. Journal of the American VeterinaryMedical Association, 181(11):1400-1401.

Benzon, T.A. and R.F. Smith. 1973. Male dominance hierarchies and their possible effect upon breedingcheetahs. Proceedings of the American Association of Zoo Veterinarians, pp.291-298.

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------ and R.F. Smith. 1974a. Male dominance hierarchies and their possible effects on breeding cheetahs.International Zoo Yearbook, 14: 174-179.

------ and R.F. Smith. 1975. A case of programmed cheetah breeding. International Zoo Yearbook, 15:154-157.

------ and R.F. Smith. 1977. A technique for propagating cheetah. In: R.L. Eaton, ed. The World's Cats, Vol.3(No.3), pp.81-97. Seattle:Burke Museum, University of Washington.

Berry, H.H. 1981. Abnormal levels of disease and predation as limiting factors for wildebeest in Etosha NationalPark. Madoqua, 12(4):242-253.

------. 1982. The wildebeest problem in the Etosha National Park: A synthesis. Madoqua, 13(2):151-157.

Bertram, B.C. 1973. Lion population regulation. East African Wildlife Journal, 11:215-225.

------. 1978. Pride of Lions. London:Dent.

------. 1979. Serengeti predators and their social systems. In: Sinclair, A.R.E. and M. Norton-Griffith, eds.Serengeti: Dynamics of an Ecosystem, pp.221-248. Chicago:University of Chicago Press.

------. 1982. Leopard ecology as studied by radio tracking. Symposium of the Zoological Society of London,49:341-352.

Bertschinger, H.J., D.G.A. Meltzer, A. Van Dijk, R.I. Coubrough, J.T. Soley, and F. Collett. 1974. Cheetah lifeline. Nuclear Active, 30:2-7.

Bezuidenhout, A.J. 1983. The anatomy of the genital tract of the male cheetah. 22d World Veterinary CongressAbstracts Booklet.

Bigalke, R.C. 1964. The speed of the cheetah (Acinonyx jubatus). African Wildlife, 18:257-258.

------. 1972. Speed of a cheetah. African Wildlife, 26:1. [In Letters to the Editor.]

Birkel, R. 1980. Some aspects of husbandry and design in a successful cheetah breeding facility. RegionalProceedings of the AAZPA, pp.190-192.

Blampied, N. Le Q. and A.F. Allchurch. 1976. Veterinary report. Annual Report of the Jersey Wildlife PreserveTrust, 13:108-112.

Blancou, L. 1960. Destruction and protection of the fauna of French Equatorial and of French West Africa. Part3, Carnivores and some others. African Wildlife, 14(3):241-245.

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Bohning, R.H., et al. 1970. Pharyngostomy for maintenance of the anorectic animal. Journal of the AmericanVeterinary Medical Association, 156(5):611-615.

Boomker, J. and M.M. Henton. 1980. Pseudotuberculosis in a cheetah (Acinonyx jubatus). South AfricanJournal of Wildlife Research, 10(2):63-66.

Borner, M. C.D. FitzGibbon, M.O. Borner, T.M. Caro, W.K. Lindsay, D.A. Collins, and M.E. Holt. 1987. Thedecline in the Serengeti cheetah population. Oecologia, 73:32-40.

Bottriell, L. G. 1987. King Cheetah. Leiden:E.J. Brill.

Bourgrain-Dubourg, Allain. 1985. Tender Killers. New York:Vendome.

Bourliere, F. 1963. Specific feeding habits of African carnivores. African Wildlife, 17(1):21-27.

------. 1964. The Natural History of Mammals. New York:Knopf.

Bourquin, O., J. Vincent, and P.M. Hitchins. 1971. The vertebrates of the Hluhluwe Game Reserve-Corridor(State-land)-Umfolozi Game Reserve Complex. Lammergeyer, 14:5-58.

Brain, C.K. 1970. New finds at the Swartkrans Australopithecine Site. Nature, 225(5238):1-7.

Brand, D.J. 1980. Captive propagation at the National Zoological Gardens of South Africa. International ZooYearbook, 20:107-112.

------. 1983a. A "king cheetah" born. National Zoological Gardens of South Africa, 1(16):1-3.

------. 1983b. A "king cheetah" born at the cheetah breeding and research centre of the National ZoologicalGardens of South Africa, Pretoria. Zoologische Garten, 53(3-5):366-368.

Brickhill, J. 1978. Small fossil carnivores from Makapansgat South Africa. South African Journal of Science,74(4):145.

Bridges, W. 1955. The cheetah, the mildest cat. Animal Kingdom, 5: 130-134.

Briggs, M.B. 1986a. Possible feline leukemia virus infection in a captive cheetah (Acinonyx jubatus) and theresponse of captive cheetah to feline leukemia vaccination. Proceedings of the Annual Meeting, AmericanAssociation of Zoo Veterinarians, pp.137-139.

------ and R.L. Ott. 1986b. Feline leukemia virus infection in a captive cheetah and the clinical and antibodyresponse of six captive cheetahs to vaccination with a subunit feline leukemia virus vaccine. Journal ofthe American Veterinary Medical Association, 189(9):1197-1199.

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------, J.F. Evermann, and A.J. McKeirnan. 1986c. Feline infectious peritonitis. Feline Practice, 16(2):13-16.

Broom, R. 1949. Notes on the milk dentition of the lion, leopard and cheetah. Annals of the Transvaal Museum,21(2):183-185.

Brown, J.C. and D.W. Yalden. 1973. The description of mammals. (2) Limbs and locomotion of terrestrialmammals. Mammal Review, 3(4): 107-132.

Bruce, P. 1971. Game Digest of the Cheetah, Acinonyx jubatus (Schreber). Department of Zoology, Universityof Pretoria. 24pp. [Unpublished.]

Brynard, A.M. and U. De V. Pienaar. 1960. Annual report of the biologist 1958/1959. Koedoe, 3:1-205.

Burney, D.A. 1980. The effects of human activities on cheetah (Acinonyx jubatus) in the Mara region of Kenya.Msc. Thesis, University of Nairobi.

------. 1982. Life on the cheetah circuit. Natural History, 91(5): 50-58.

------ and L. Burney. 1979a. Cheetah and man. Swara, 2(2):24-29.

------ and L. Burney. 1979b. Cheetah and man. Part 2. Swara, 2(3): 28-31.

Burt, W.H. 1943. Territoriality and home range concepts as applied to mammals. Journal of Mammalogy,24:346-352.

Burton, R.W. 1950. The "dewclaws" of the hunting leopard or cheetah (A. Jubatus, Schreber). Journal of theBombay Natural History Society, 49(3):541-543.

------. 1959. The voice of the cheetah or hunting leopard. Journal of the Bombay Natural History Society,56(2):317-318.

Button, C. 1981a. Saffan induced poikilothermia in cheetah (Acinonyx jubatus). Journal of the South AfricanVeterinary Association, 52(3):237-238.

------, D.G. Meltzer, and M.S. Mulders. 1981b. The electrocardiogram of the cheetah (Acinonyx jubatus).Journal of the South African Veterinary Association, 52(3):233-235.

Bygott, J.D., B.C. Bertram, and J.P. Hanby. 1979. Male lions in large coalitions gain reproductive advantages.Nature, 282:839-841.

Cade, R. 1965. Cheetah just tolerate humans. Africana, 2(4):33-35.

Caesar Kleberg Research Program. 1968. Introduction of exotic animals: Ecologic and socio-economicconsiderations. In: Proceedings of the 18th Annual Meeting of the American Institute of Biological

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Sciences, College Station, Texas, October 9.

Campbell, A.C. 1968a. The Central Kalahari Game Reserve. I. African Wildlife, 22(3):191-198.

------. 1968b. The Central Kalahari Game Reserve. II. African Wildlife, 22(4):321-327.

------. 1973. The national park and reserve system in Botswana. Biological Conservation, 5(1):7-14.

------ and G. Child. 1971a. International co-ordination and control of ownership and movements of wildlife andits products. Proceedings of the Symposium SARCCUS, pp.85-90.

------ and G. Child. 1971b. The impact of man on the environment of Botswana. Botswana Notes and Records,

3:91-110.

Campbell, L. 1983. Moorland cheetah. East African Natural History Society Bulletin, (May-June):34-35.

Cannon, J. 1974. Case Report: Toxoplasmosis in cheetah. American Association of Zoo Vets Proceedings,pp.225-227.

Cardy, R.H. and R.E. Bostrom. 1978. Multiple splenic myelolipomas in a cheetah (Acinonyx jubatus).Veterinary Pathology, 15(4):556-558.

Caro, T.M. 1982. A record of cheetah scavenging in the Serengeti. African Journal of Ecology, 20:213-214.

------. 1987a. Cheetah mothers vigilance: looking out for prey or for predators? Behavioural Ecology andSociobioloy, 20:351-362.

------. 1987b. Indirect costs of play: cheetah cubs reduce maternal hunting success. Animal Behaviour,35(1):295-297.

------. 1987c. Male cheetah social organization and territoriality. Ethology, 74:52-64.

------. 1988. Determinants of asociality in felids. Comparative Socioecology, 10(8):41-74.

------. 1989. The brotherhood of cheetahs. Natural History, 6:50-59.

------ and D.A. Collins. 1986. Male cheetahs of the Serengeti. National Geographic Research, 2(1):75-86.

------ and D.A. Collins. 1987a. Ecological characteristics of territories of male cheetahs (Acinonyx jubatus).Journal of Zoology (London), 211(1):89-105.

------ and D.A. Collins. 1987b. Male cheetah social organization and territoriality. Ethology, 74:52-64.

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------, M.E. Holt, C.D. FitzGibbon, M. Bush, C.M. Hawkey and R.A. Kock. 1987c. Health of adult free-livingcheetahs. Journal of Zoology (London), 212:573-584.

------ and K. Laurenson. 1989. The Serengiti cheetah project. Swara, 12(2):28-31.

Carter, J. 1989. Malawi Wildlife, Parks and Reserves. London: MacMillan.

Carvalho, C.T. de 1968. Comparative growth rates of hand reared big cats. International Zoo Yearbook, 8:56-59.

Chance, C., C. Eller, and A. Wilkinson. 1977a. A Study of Communication in Cheetah. Natal,South Africa.[Unpublished.]

------ and A.J. Wilkinson. 1977b. Copper Deficiency in Cheetah and the Possibility of Guinea Fowl As A Sourceof the Element in the Wild. [Unpublished.]

Chapuis, M. 1961. Evolution and protection of the wild life of Morocco. African Wildlife, 15(2):107-112.

f Chesser, R.K.A., M.H. Smith, and I.L. Brisbin. 1980. Management and maintenance of genetic variability inendangered species. International Zoo Yearbook, 20:146-154.

Child, G. 1970. Wildlife utilization and management in Botswana. Biological Conservation, 3(1):18-22.

------ and C.R. Savory. 1964. The distribution of large mammals species in Southern Rhodesia. Arnoldia(Rhodesia), I(14):1-15.

Chinery, M. 1972a. Animal Communities. London:Collins. ------. 1972b. Killers of the wild: Streamlined cheetah. Wildlife (London), 21(8):6-7.

Clayton, H. 1962. Two cheetahs kill impala. African Wildlife, 16(3): 203-204.

Cohen, M. 1978. A Preliminary Survey of the Cheetah Acinonyx jubatus On the Suikerbosrand Nature Reserve.Pretoria:Transval Provincial Authority. 61pp. [Unpublished.]

Cohn, J.P. 1986. Surprising cheetah genetics. Bioscience, 36(6):358-362.

Collier, G.E. and S.J. O'Brien. 1985. A molecular phylogeny of the felidae: Immunological distance. Evolution,39(3):473-487.

Comrie-Greig, J. 1985. Cape cobra cheats cheetahs. African Wildlife, 39(2):67.

Conklin, G.F. 1931. Cheetahs, The Swift Hunters. New York:Holiday House.

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Cooke, H. 1963. Pleistocene mammal faunas of Africa with particular reference to southern Africa. In: F. Howelland F. Bourliere, eds. African Ecology and Human Evolution, pp.65-116. Chicago: Aldine.

Cooper, A.L. 1926. A curious skin. Field, 147:690.

------. 1927. Notes on Acinonyx rex (Cooper's cheetah). South African Journal of Science, 24:343-345.

------, et al. 1968. Animals of the World. London:The Hamlyn Group. Corkill, N.L. 1929. On the occurrence of the cheetah in Iraq. Journal of the Bombay Natural History Society,

33(3):700-702.

Cornwallis Harris, W. 1840. Portraits of Game and Wild Animals of Southern Africa. Cape Town:A.A.Balkema. [1969.]

Coubrough, R.I., et al. 1976. Some aspects of normal and abnormal spermatozoa in cheetah (Acinonyx jubatus).Elektronmikroskopiever Suidelike Afr. Verrigt., 6:5-6.

------, H.J. Bertschinger, and J.T. Soley. 1978. Scanning electron microscopic studies on cheetah spermatozoa.Elektron-mikroskopiever Suidelike Afr. Verrigt., 8:57-58.

------ and J.T. Soley. 1981. The fine structure of interstitial cells of Leydig in cheetah (Acinonyx jubatus).Proceedings of the Electron Microscrope Society South Africa, pp.97-98.

------. 1982. The "dag defect" in mammalian spermatozoa. Proceedings of the Electron Microscope SocietySouth Africa, pp.75-76.

Crandall, L.S. 1964. Management of Wild Mammals in Captivity. Chicago:University of Chicago Press.

Cullen, A. and S. Downey. 1960. Saving the Game. London:Jarrolds.

Cupps, W. 1985. The cheetah program at the Columbus Zoo: What's worked and what hasn't. AAZPA 1985Annual Proceedings, pp.552-557.

Curtis, L., ed. 1972. Reproduction In Captive Cheetah Seminar. Transcript and Addendum, AAZPA, Portland.Oklahoma City Zoo, OK. [Unpublished.]

Cutting, C.S. 1938. The fastest hunt in the world. Natural History, 41(3):179-184.

Dagg, A. 1973. Gaits in mammals. Mammal Review, 3(4):135-154.

Dalton, J. 1987. An Introduction to the Larger Mammals of Southern Africa. Natal, South Africa:The Wildlife

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Society.

Darehshuri, B.F. 1978. Threatened cats of Asia: Asiatic cheetah. Wildlife (London), 20(9):396-397.

Das, Ashok Kumar. 1985. The imperial cheetahs in Akbar's shikarkhana. The India Magazine, 8:28-39.

D'Aulaire, E. and O. D'Aulaire. 1971. Natures golden racer: The cheetah. International Wildlife, 1(1):12-16.

Davey, P. 1980. Cheetah attacking leopard: A black serval. East African Natural History Society Bulletin,November-December:97.

Davidson, B.C., D. Morsbach, and R.C. Cantrill. 1986a. The fatty acid composition of the liver and brain ofsouthern African cheetahs. Progress in Lipid Research, 25:97-99.

------, R.C. Cantrill, and D. Varaday. 1986b. The reversal of essential fatty acid deficiency symptoms in thecheetah. South African Journal of Zoology, 21(2):161-164.

Dedekind, H.W. 1979. Cheetah resettled in state forest area. African Wildlife, 33(2):49.

Degenaar, J.P. 1977. Aspects of reproduction in captive cheetah (Acinonyx jubatus). Master's thesis, Universityof Pretoria.

DeGraaf, G. 1974. The familiar pattern deviation of the cheetah (Acinonyx jubatus). Custos, 3(2):2.

De Grouchy, J. 1974. Chromosome and gene evolution of man and the primates with a detour through theFelidae. Annals of Human Biology, 1(2):233.

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De Souza, C.W.L. 1963. Groups of animals. African Wildlife, 17(3): 259.

Desroches-Noblecourt, C. 1963. Tutankhamen - Life and Death of a Pharaoh. London:George Rainbird.

Dethier, V.G. and E. Stellar. 1961. Animal Behavior: Its Evolutionary and Neurological Basis. EaglewoodCliffs:Prentice Hall.

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------. 1974. Diseases of wild animals. Custos, 3(3):10-13.

------ and M.C. Lambrechts. 1971. Emerging aspects of wildlife diseases in Southern Africa. Proceedings ofSymposium SARCCUS, pp.97-109.

Dinnes, M.R. and R. Hendrickson. 1970. Liver disease in cheetahs: A preliminary report. Proceedings of theAmerican Association of Zoo Veterinarians, pp.110-117.

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------. 1987. Record of two unique oberservations of the Indian cheetah in Tuzuk-I-Jahangiri. Journal of theBombay Natural History Society, 84(20):269-274.

Dixon, J.E. 1964. Preliminary notes on the mammal fauna of the Mkuzi Game Reserve. Lammergeyer, 3:40-58.

Doherty. 1971. Ovular manifestations of FIP. Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association,159(4):417-424.

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Drake-Brockman, R.E. 1910. The Mammals of Somaliland. London:Hurst and Blackett Ltd.

Dresser, B.L., et.al. 1985. Possible causes of infertility in captive cheetah. AAZPA Annual Proceedings, pp.558-559.

Dubs, B. 1972. Zur operativen Behandlung einer Humerus-Pseudarthrose bei einem Gepard (Acinonyx jubatus)[Surgical management of humeral pseudoarthrosis in a cheetah (Acinonyx jubatus)]. Dtsch TierarztlWochenschr, 79(4):82-83.

Du Preez. 1976. Body measurements carcass and organ mass of mammals from the Etosha National Park.Madoqua, 9(3):15-21.

Dupuy, A.R. 1982. Note on the presence of some large animals in Ferlo Senegal. Mammalia, 46(4):558-559.[In French.]

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------. 1984. Note on the current status of some wild mammals of the Sahel near the Northern Senegal River.Mammalia, 48(4):599-603. [In French.]

Durrant, B., T. Schuerman and S. Millard. 1985. Non-invasive semen collection in the cheetah (Acinonyxjubatus). Annual Proceedings of the AAZPA, 26(4):257-268.

Durrant, S.M., T.M. Caro, D.A. Collins, R.M. Alawi and C.D. FitzGibbon. 1988. Migration patterns ofThomson's gazelles and cheetahs on the Serengeti Plains. African Journal of Ecology, 26(4):257-268.

Eardley-Wilmots, S. 1897. The young of the hunting leopard. Journal of the Bombay Natural History Society,11:544-549.

East, R. 1984. Rainfall, soil nutrient status and biomass of large African savannah mammals. African Journalof Ecology, 22:245-270.

Eaton, R.L. 1968. Behavioral ecology of hunting in cheetahs. Proceedings of the 30th Annual Midwest Fish andWildlife Conference (Columbus, Ohio). [Unpublished.]

------. 1969a. The cheetah: Beautiful and efficient predator. Africana, 3(10):19-21. ------. 1969b. The cheetah's survival endangered by man. Defenders of Wildlife News, 44(1):57-60.

------. 1969c. Cooperative hunting by cheetah and jackals and a theory of domestication of the dog. Mammalia,33(1):87-92.

------. 1969d. Hunting relationships of cheetah with non-prey species. Mammalia, 33(3):543.

------. 1969e. Notes on breathing rates in wild cheetahs. Mammalia, 33(3):543-544.

------. 1969f. The social life of the cheetah. Animals, 12(4): 172-175.

------. 1970a. Group interactions, spacing and territoriality in cheetahs. Zeitschrift fur Tierpsychologie,27(4):481-491.

------. 1970b. Hunting behaviour of the cheetah. Journal of Wildlife Management, 34(1):56-67.

------. 1970c. Notes on the reproductive biology of the cheetah. International Zoo Yearbook, 10:86-96

------. 1970d. The predatory sequence with emphasis on killing behaviour and its ontogeny in the cheetah.Zeitschrift fur Tierspsychologie, 27(4):492-504.

------. 1971a. Cheetah. National Parks and Conservation Magazine, 45(6):18-22.

------. 1971b. The cheetah: The fastest of the wor1d's land animals is racing toward extinction. African Wildlife,

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25(4):123-128.

------. 1972. An experimental study of predatory and feeding behaviour of the cheetah, Acinonyx jubatus.Zeitschrift fur Tierpsychologie, 31(3):270-280.

------. 1973. Cheetah speed explained. African Wildlife, 27(1):43.

------, ed. 1974a. The World's Cats, Vol.2, Biology, Behaviour and Management of Reproduction.Seattle:Unimark Publication Company.

------. 1974b. The Cheetah: Biology, Ecology and Behaviour of an Endangered Species. New York:VanNostrand.

------. 1976a. Evolution of sociality in the Felidae. In: R.L. Eaton, ed. The World's Cats, Vol.3 (No.2),pp.95-142. Seattle:Burke Museum, University of Washington.

------. 1976b. A possible case of mimicry in large mammals. Evolution, 30(4):853-856.------. 1976c. Why felids copulate so much. In: R.L. Eaton, ed. The World's Cats, Vol.3 (No.2), pp.73-94.

Seattle:Burke Museum, University of Washington.

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