George B. Rabb
Chicago Zoological Society
14 Papers
94 Citations
George B. Rabb is an academic researcher from Chicago Zoological Society. The author has contributed to research in topics: Biology & Endangered species. The author has an hindex of 10, co-authored 13 publications.
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Papers
Confronting Amphibian Declines and Extinctions
Joseph R. Mendelson,Karen R. Lips,Ronald W. Gagliardo,George B. Rabb,James P. Collins,James E. Diffendorfer,Peter Daszak,D Roberto Ibáñez,Kevin C. Zippel,Dwight P. Lawson,Kevin Wright,Simon N. Stuart,Claude Gascon,Hélio Ricardo Silva,Patricia A. Burrowes,Rafael L. Joglar,Enrique La Marca,Stefan Lötters,Louis H. Du Preez,Ché Weldon,Alex D. Hyatt,José Vicente Rodriguez-Mahecha,Susan Hunt,Helen Robertson,Brad Lock,Christopher J. Raxworthy,Darrel R. Frost,Robert C. Lacy,Ross A. Alford,Jonathan A. Campbell,Gabriela Parra-Olea,Federico Bolaños,José Joaquin Calvo Domingo,Tim Halliday,James B. Murphy,Marvalee H. Wake,Luis A. Coloma,Sergius L. Kuzmin,Mark R. Stanley Price,Kim M. Howell,Michael Lau,Rohan Pethiyagoda,Michelle D. Boone,Michael J. Lannoo,Andrew R. Blaustein,Andrew P. Dobson,Richard A. Griffiths,Martha L. Crump,David B. Wake,Edmund D. Brodie +49 more
TL;DR: Stopping further global losses of amphibian populations and species requires an unprecedented conservation response.
Social Relationships in a Group of Captive Wolves
TL;DR: The social organization of a group of wolves in a large outdoor enclosure was followed through several breeding seasons and changes in social order and an increase in actual mating combinations suggest that some form of group selection could be operative in the wild.
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The Changing Roles of Zoological Parks in Conserving Biological Diversity
TL;DR: Zoos have begun to make significant contributions as genetic refuges and reservoirs, especially for large vertebrate species threatened with extinction, and in developing this capacity zoos have fostered investigations into several facets of small population biology.
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Character analysis: an empirical approach applied to advanced snakes
Hymen Marx,George B. Rabb +1 more
TL;DR: Fifty characters of extant advanced snakes were selected for phyletic analysis, with the primary aim of determining evolutionary paths of the venomous taxa, and the characters chosen showed roughly equivalent variation.
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Coordinating conservation: global networking for species survival
TL;DR: The effectiveness of the SSC is greatly enhanced by the close connections within its network between zoo professionals, academic scientists, field conservationists, and managers of natural resources.
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