Population Analysis & Breeding and Transfer Plan African - Green...Elizabeth Wickemeyer, Omaha’s Henry Doorly Zoo Vikki McCloskey, Steinhart Aquarium Sara Sullivan, Population Management

Population Analysis & Breeding and Transfer Plan

African Penguin (Spheniscus demersus) AZA Species Survival Plan®

Green Program

AZA Species Survival Plan® Coordinator

Steve Sarro, Smithsonian’s National Zoo ([email protected])

AZA Species Survival Plan® Vice Coordinator Gayle Sirpenski, Mystic Aquarium ([email protected])

AZA Studbook Keeper Seana Flossic, Tulsa Zoo ([email protected])

AZA Population Advisors Sara Sullivan, Population Management Center, Lincoln Park Zoo

([email protected])

21 September 2016

Draft for Review by Institutional Representatives – Please comment by 21 Oct 2016

This managed population is currently a Green SSP and subject to AZA Full Participation and Non-Member Participation policies. African Penguin (Spheniscus demersus) SSP – 2016 DRAFT

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Executive Summary African Penguin (Spheniscus demersus)

The African Penguin SSP population at the time of analyses consists of 935 (503.429.3) individuals at 50 AZA institutions. A target size of 1100 individuals was designated for this population by the Penguin Taxon Advisory Group (TAG) in their 2015 – 2020 Regional Collection Plan (RCP). Under AZA’s current sustainability designations, this population qualifies as a Green SSP.

The genetic statistics reported in this plan are based on an analytical studbook and reflect the exclusion of 167 recently identified potential hybrids that would have otherwise been included as potential breeders. The currently living 714 birds remaining in the potentially breeding population are descended from 94 founders with no additional potential founders remaining. Despite the exclusion of many extra birds in 2016, gene diversity in the population is still very high (98.62%) and equivalent to that found in about 36 unrelated individuals (FGE = 36.18). Furthermore, the temporary loss of these birds as potential breeders has not significantly impacted long term genetic projections, which indicate population gene diversity is at 97% in 100 years and above 95% for over 200 years. Gene diversity of 90% is a standard benchmark for AZA managed populations, and below this level of gene diversity it is expected that reproduction will be increasingly compromised by, among other factors, lower hatch weights, smaller clutch sizes, and greater hatchling mortality.

Demography

Current size of population (N) – Total (Males.Females.Unknown Sex) 935 (503.429.3)

Number of individuals excluded from the potentially breeding population 221 (110.111.0)

Population size following exclusions 714 (393.318.3)

Target population size (Kt) 1100

Mean generation time (years) 9.0

Population Growth Rates1 (λ; lambda): Historical / 5 –year / Projected 1.05 / 1.034 / 1.049 1 Historical from life tables (AZA 1970-2016)/ 5-Year from PopLink Census/ Projected from PMx 20 year stochastic projections

Genetics

(based on an analytical studbook) Current Potential

Founders 94 0

Founder genome equivalents (FGE) 36.18 66.00

Gene diversity (GD %) 98.62 99.24

Population mean kinship (MK) 0.0138 -

Mean inbreeding (F) 0.0136 -

% pedigree known before/after exclusions and assumptions 87.9/100 -

Effective population size/potentially breeding population (Ne / N) 0.3901 -

PROJECTIONS1 λ=1.05; Kt=1100

Years to 90% Gene Diversity > 200 -

Years to 10% Loss of Gene Diversity > 200 -

Gene Diversity at 100 Years From Present (%), Assuming Kt = 1100 97.0 - 1 Target sized used in 2016 was 1100 – 221 = 879 to account for 221 excluded individuals occupying space in the SSP.

In order to reach the TAG recommended target size of 1100 in three years (λ=1.053), approximately 126 to 152 hatches are needed. Only approximately 68 hatches are needed to maintain current population size (λ=1.00). With an average of 76.4 hatches recorded in the SSP over the past five years, this population is expected to grow but at a slower rate than is needed to fill SSP spaces by 2020. With an additional 77 viable females excluded from breeding this year due to potential hybridization, SSP institutions will need to increase breeding efforts with the remaining recommended females in order to meet demographic needs.

As with most SSP populations, recommended pairings are prioritized to maintain or increase gene diversity through considerations of mean kinship, avoidance of inbreeding, differences in sire and dam mean kinships, and the degree of uncertainty within a pedigree. Every effort was made to keep genetically valuable pairs together and at their current institutions. Additionally, the SSP considered the hypothetical genetic value of potential hybrids and avoided breaking up pairs or moving birds based on their potential hybrid status alone.

Summary Actions: The SSP recommends 174 breeding females, with 79 of these encouraged to double-clutch. MateRx

matrices have been provided for several large colonies to help managers in identifying valuable pairs and regulating reproduction. Approximately 65 transfers have been recommended in order to establish new colonies, create new pairs, and meet institutional needs. Any and all future transactions not listed in these current recommendations must be pre-approved by the SSP Steering Committee, including the transfer of offspring produced as a recommendation of the current plan.



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Table of Contents

I.

Executive Summary 1

II.

Description of Population Status 5

Introduction 5

Demography 5

Genetics 7

Management Strategy 8

Explanation of MateRx 10

III.

Recommendations

Summary recommendations by Studbook ID 11

Recommendations and MateRx by Institution 42

ADVENTURE 42

AQUARAMER 43

BALTIMORE 44

BOS NEAQ 47

BROOKLYN 49

BUSCH TAM, CALDWELL 50

CHICAGOLP, CINCINNAT 51

COLO SPRG, COLUMBUS 52

DALLAS, DALLAS WA 53

DENVER, ERIE 54

FORTWORTH 55

FT WAYNE 56

GA AQUAR 57

GATLINBAQ 59

GREEN NSC 60

GREENBAY 61

JENKINSON, KNOXVILLE 62

LITTLEROC, LOWRY 63

LVZOO, MADISON 64

MEMPHIS 65

MINNESOTA 66

MINOT, MONTERYAQ 68

MYSTIC 69

NEWPORTKY, OMAHA 70

PITTS CA 71

PUEBLO. RACINE 72

ROCHESTER 73

SAGINAW 74

SANDIEGOZ, SPRINGFIE 75

ST PAUL, STEINHART 76



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TAMPA AQ, TAUTPHAUS 77

TOLEDO 78

TORONTO 79

TULSA 80

VANCOUVAQ, W ORANGE 81

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Appendices

A. Analytical Assumptions 82

B. Summary of Data Exports 85

C. Exclusions 86

D. Life Tables 90

E. Ordered Mean Kinship List 92

F. Descriptive Survival Statistics Report 99

G. Reproductive Report 101

H. Population Viability Analysis (PVA) 2014 Summary Report 104

I. Submission Form for Gender Testing 106

J. Definitions 108

K. Directory of Institutional Representatives 110



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Acknowledgements

The master planning session was hosted by The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore on 21 – 23 July 2016 and was attended by the following:

Steering Committee Attendees: Steve Sarro, SSP Coordinator, Smithsonian National Zoological Park

Gayle Sirpenski, SSP Vice-Coordinator, Mystic Aquarium Seana Flossic, Studbook Keeper, Tulsa Zoo & Living Museum

Heather Urquhart, New England Aquarium Jennifer Kottyan, The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore

Jennifer Odell, Georgia Aquarium Mary Jo Willis, Denver Zoological Gardens

Carol Hesch, Memphis Zoological Gardens & Aquarium Chris Gaus, National Aviary in Pittsburgh

Ashley Bowen, Pueblo Zoo Megan Klose, Ripley’s Aquarium of the Smokies

Fred Beall, Zoo New England/ Franklin Park Zoo (Historian)

Institutional Representative and Advisor Attendees: Michele Pagel, Adventure Aquarium

Darwin Long, Aquarium of the Americas Dr. Ellen Bronson, The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore (Veterinary Advisor)

Stephanie Mitchell, New York Aquarium Jessica Hoffman, Natural Science Center of Greensboro

Carmen, Murach, NEW Zoo Reagan Quarg, Jenkinson’s Aquarium Richard Rosevear, Lehigh Valley Zoo

Gary Hartlage, Henry Vilas Zoo (via phone) Kim Fucuda, Monterey Bay Aquarium

Elizabeth Wickemeyer, Omaha’s Henry Doorly Zoo Vikki McCloskey, Steinhart Aquarium

Sara Sullivan, Population Management Center, Lincoln Park Zoo

AZA Species Survival Plan® Coordinator: Steve Sarro, Smithsonian National Zoological Park, [email protected]

AZA Species Survival Plan® Vice Coordinator: Gayle Sirpenski, Mystic Aquarium, [email protected]

AZA Studbook Keeper: Seana Flossic, Tulsa Zoo, [email protected]

Analyses and report prepared by: Sara Sullivan, Population Management Center, Lincoln Park Zoo

[email protected]

Cover photo: Steve Sarro

This plan was prepared and distributed with the assistance of the

Population Management Center in Chicago. [email protected]



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Description of Population Status

African Penguin (Spheniscus demersus) SSP

Introduction: The African Penguin SSP population at the time of analyses consists of 935 (503.429.3)

individuals at 50 AZA institutions. A target size of 1100 individuals was designated for this population by the

Penguin Taxon Advisory Group (TAG) in their 2015 – 2020 Regional Collection Plan (RCP). Under AZA’s

current sustainability designations, this population qualifies as a Green SSP.

The African Penguin Species Survival Plan (SSP) was initiated in 1996, and breeding and transfer

recommendations have been produced every two years since 1997. However, the recommendations

presented in this current plan will be reevaluated in a single year’s time following molecular investigation into

potential hybridization in the SSP. Comprehensive genetic and demographic analyses of the North American

Regional African Penguin Studbook (current to 1 April 2016) were performed in July 2016 using PopLink 2.4

and PMx Version 1.3.20160601. Recommendations contained in this Breeding and Transfer plan supersede

those made by earlier plans.

Status and Conservation: IUCN (2012): Endangered; CITES: Appendix II; USFWS: Endangered Analytical Population: This population currently has an 87.9% known ancestral pedigree. An analytical

overlay was created to address unknowns in the pedigree, based on initial assumptions previously developed

by Bob Lacy and additional assumptions created at previous SSP meetings (Appendix A). Fifty-four (20.34.0)

birds were excluded from the genetic analyses due to reasons including age, participation in education

programs, medical concerns, behavioral issues, and unresolved pedigree (Appendix C). Additionally, 167

(90.77.0) individuals that would have otherwise been included are excluded as potential breeders this year

until molecular analysis can confirm species purity. For more information on management of potential hybrids

in the SSP, please see page 7. Following these pedigree assumptions and exclusions, the potentially

breeding population consists of 714 (393. 318.3) individuals with a 100% known pedigree.

Demography: The African Penguin SSP population exhibited rapid growth from the early 1970s to the late

1980s due to successful breeding by zoos and aquariums (Figure 1). Growth rates during this time ranged

from lambda (λ) of 0.90 to 1.82. Starting in the 1990s and coinciding with SSP management, annual growth

rates due to zoo and aquarium hatches were more modest but with a general trend of positive growth (mean

λ over past 26 years = 1.033). In the last five years, the population has grown on average by about 3% (λ =

1.034). In order to reach the TAG recommended target size of 1100 in three years (λ=1.053), approximately

126 to 152 hatches are needed. Only approximately 68 hatches are needed to maintain current population

size (λ=1.00). With an average of 76.4 hatches recorded in the SSP over the past five years, this population is

expected to grow but at a slower rate than is needed to fill SSP spaces by 2020. With an additional 77 viable

females excluded from breeding this year due to potential hybridization, SSP institutions will need to increase

breeding efforts with the remaining breeding females in order to meet demographic needs.

Figure 1. Census of the African Penguin SSP population from 1960 to present by sex (left) and origin (right).



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Age distribution

The age structure of the total African Penguin SSP population appears fairly stable, with no empty age

classes and a large base of juveniles to support future reproduction and demographic stability (Fig. 2, left).

Even after the exclusion of 221 birds, 23% of the total population, the potentially breeding population still

approximates a stable distribution with many breeding males and females (Fig. 2, right). In both cases, a male

sex bias is evident, which could potentially disrupt breeding in this monogamously breeding species;

however, unpaired males can be managed in single sexed colonies when necessary. Due to the large size of

this population and the specie’s long reproductive lifespan, this is not a major concern currently but should

continue to be monitored in the future.

Longevity

According to studbook data in AZA between 1970 to present, if an African penguin in AZA survives past the

first year of life, median life expectancy is 18.6 years for males and 15.3 years for females (Appendix F). This

indicates that about half of animals hatched in AZA that survive past the first year of life are expected to die

before these ages and about half after. Although the studbook also contains records of African Penguins

living upwards of 41 years old for both sexes, median life expectancy is a more appropriate way to

communicate the typical lifespan of this species in AZA zoos. The studbook also contains a record for a wild

hatched male living to 45 years (with a +/- year estimate); however, because hatch dates and ages at entry

into zoos are unknown and difficult to verify, 41 years should be viewed as a more reliable maximum

longevity until more data accumulate. First year mortality observed for this species is approximately 32% for

males and 31% for females (Appendix D). As with most egg laying species, only eggs which hatch and are

recorded in the studbook are reflected in these mortality rates.

Reproduction

Reproduction has been recorded as early as 1.5 years for both sexes, though first reproduction at around two

years is more typical. Peak female reproductive range, based on studbook data in AZA from 1970 to present,

occurs between four and 15 years, though a decline in fecundity is noticed after eight years. Nonetheless,

females have reproduced at as old as 32 years. Males have a longer reproductive span, with the oldest sire

recorded at 35 years and fairly consistent fecundity rates observed between four and 28 years. However,

decline in fecundity is evident after age class 14. Reproduction has been recorded year round. Clutch size

ranges from one to two (mean = 1.4) following an approximately 38 day incubation period. Multiple clutches in

a single season are possible and will be needed to meet demographic needs this year.

Figure 2. Age distribution of the total African Penguin SSP population before exclusions (left; N = 935 (503.429.3)) and the

potentially breeding population after 221 exclusions (right; N = 714 (393.318.3)). Note the scale difference on the x axis.



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Genetics: These genetic statistics are based on an analytical studbook with pedigree assumptions intended

to estimate relatedness. They also reflect the exclusion in 2016 of 167 recently identified potential hybrids that

would have otherwise been included as potential breeders. These animals will remain excluded until species

purity can be verified through molecular genetic analysis. Consequently, population statistics reported in this

plan may not be comparable to previous years and could change again in the future.

The currently living 714 birds remaining in the

potentially breeding population are descended

from 94 founders with no additional potential

founders remaining. Despite the exclusion of

many extra birds in 2016, gene diversity in the

population is still very high (98.62%) and

equivalent to that found in about 36 unrelated

individuals (FGE = 36.18). Furthermore, the

temporary loss of these birds as potential

breeders has not significantly impacted long term

genetic projections, which indicate population

gene diversity is at 97% in 100 years and above

95% for over 200 years. Gene diversity of 90% is

a standard benchmark for AZA managed

populations, and below this level of gene diversity it is expected that reproduction will be increasingly

compromised by, among other factors, lower hatch weights, smaller clutch sizes, and greater hatchling

mortality. Strategies to maintain gene diversity include equalization of founder representation (Fig. 3) by

breeding animals with low and well matched mean kinships and through maintenance of the already high

effective size ratio (proportion of population breeding). At this time, the importation of new founders is not

necessary to meet genetic goals.

Genetic Summary1 2007 2009 2011 2013 2016 Potential

Founders 74 91 108 108 94 0

Founder genome equivalents (FGE) 31.23 35.23 38.65 40.41 36.18 66.00

Gene diversity (GD %) 98.40 98.58 98.71 98.76 98.62 99.24

Population mean kinship (MK) 0.0161 0.0142 0.0130 0.0124 0.0138 -

Mean inbreeding (F) 0.0258 0.0190 0.0195 0.0175 0.0136 -

Percentage of pedigree known before exclusions and assumptions

85 85.2 85.8 86.6 87.9 -

Percentage of pedigree known after exclusions and assumptions

100 100 100 100 100 -

Effective population size ratio (Ne /N) 0.3195 0.3280 0.3046 0.3415 0.3901 -

PROJECTIONS2,3 - - - - λ=1.05, Kt=1100 -

Years To 90% Gene Diversity >200 > 200 > 200 >200 >200 - Years to 10% Loss of Gene Diversity -- > 200 > 200 >200 >200 - Gene Diversity at 100 Years From Present

95 96 96 97.3 97.0 -

1 Genetic statistics are based on an analytical studbook with pedigree assumptions that may over or under-estimate relatedness. 2 Projections may not be comparable across years due to differences in assumptions, exclusions, target sizes, λ, etc. 3 Target sized used in 2016 was 1100 – 221 = 879 to account for 221 excluded individuals occupying space in the SSP.

Figure 3. Founder representation graph illustrating the inequality

of founder lineages in the potentially breeding SSP population.



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Management of hybridization: Molecular genetic testing recently confirmed an African x Humboldt hybrid

penguin in the European Endangered Species Programme (EEP). The original hybridization event is

suspected to have occurred before 1982 in STUTTGART, which held African and Humboldt penguins in the

same enclosure until 1981. Consequently, any individual with STUTTGART ancestry is considered to have a

high hybridization risk. In order to identify other potential hybridization events, the EEP is investigating historic

mixed colonies of African and Humboldt Penguins through comparative analysis of their respective EEP

studbooks (Bos, Schad, & Fienieg, 2016).

Through this comparative analysis, the EEP identified 20

individuals exported to the SSP that have ancestry tracing back

to mixed exhibits in the EEP. The SSP imported these

individuals during two events, the first in 1984 from

AMSTERDAM to BALTIMORE and the second in 2006 from

LISBON to GA AQUARIUM. Of these 20 imports, 14 have

currently living descendants in the SSP. Ten of the living

descendants are permanent non-breeders, which means that

167 birds that would otherwise have been included as potential

breeders are excluded this year. These constitutes

approximately 18% of the total SSP population (167/935; Fig. 4).

However, due to its large size, the SSP population can afford to

exclude reproductively viable potential hybrids as breeders in the

short term until molecular analyses can confirm species purity. It

should be noted that the fact that these birds trace back to mixed

African and Humboldt penguin exhibits in Europe only indicates potential of hybridization not confirmation.

The SSP is currently working to identify the most feasible and cost effective way to collect blood samples for

analysis. Any potential hybrid confirmed to be purebred will be added back into the potentially breeding

population in the future. In these current recommendations, the SSP considered the hypothetical genetic

value of potential hybrids and avoided breaking up pairs or moving birds based on their potential hybrid status

alone.

Management Strategy: In order to reach the TAG recommended target size of 1100 in three years

(λ=1.053), approximately 126 to 152 hatches are needed. Only approximately 68 hatches are needed to

maintain current population size (λ=1.00). With an average of 76.4 hatches recorded in the SSP over the past

five years, this population is expected to grow but at a slower rate than is needed to fill SSP spaces by 2020.

With an additional 77 viable females excluded from breeding this year due to potential hybridization, SSP

institutions will need to increase breeding efforts with the remaining recommended females in order to meet

demographic needs.

As with most SSP populations, recommended pairings are prioritized to maintain or increase gene diversity

through considerations of mean kinship, avoidance of inbreeding, differences in sire and dam mean kinships,

and the degree of uncertainty within a pedigree. Every effort was made to keep genetically valuable pairs

together and at their current institutions. Additionally, the SSP considered the hypothetical genetic value of

potential hybrids and avoided breaking up pairs or moving birds based on their potential hybrid status alone.

In order to meet demographic goals, some demographic pairs, consisting of individuals with higher than

average mean kinships and/or low levels of relatedness, have been recommended. The SSP made every

attempt to avoid breeding between genetically mismatched individuals, which would only flood the population

with common alleles, permanently link rare and common lineages, and make pairing recommendations

increasingly difficult in the future.

The studbook keeper will request an update from all breeding facilities in approximately one year, and the

management group will closely monitor the breeding success and make adjustments if necessary. Revised

recommendations may be distributed in 2017 if the SSP is able to resolve questionable species purity by that

time.

Figure 4. This graph illustrates the proportion of

the total SSP population (N=935) that is (a)

excluded as permanent non-breeders, (b)

reproductively viable but temporarily excluded as

breeders due to potential hybrid status (18%), and

(c) currently included as potential breeders (76%).



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1. The SSP recommends 174 breeding females among 37 institutions.

a. These breeding recommendations apply to the upcoming year and may be revised again by

the end of 2017 if questions concerning the potential hybrid issue have been resolved by this

time. For more information on how the SSP is managing potential hybrids in the population,

please refer to page 8.

b. Approximately 79 recommended breeding pairs may double clutch in the upcoming year.

c. Six institutions with large colonies have been provided with MateRx matrices in order to help

them to work with the SSP Coordinator in identifying genetically valuable pairs and regulating

reproduction. For more information on using MateRx, see page 10. Any breeding pairs with

MSI scores of 1, 2, or 3 are recommended to double clutch. However, contact the SSP

Coordinators first for approval to breed any potential pairs using the MateRx matrix.

2. The SSP recommends 65 transfers in order to create new breeding pairs and to meet institutional

needs. An additional five animals are available currently for placement.

3. Attempts were made to address existing pairs with specific recommendations. The SSP considered

the hypothetical genetic value of potential hybrids and avoided breaking up pairs or moving birds based on their potential hybrid status alone. Institutions should consult with the SSP

Coordinators with questions about pairs or re-pairings not addressed in this plan.

4. Recommendations for breeding birds must await determination of sex. Jean Dubach at Loyola

Medical Center is willing to use DNA probes to determine the sex of any African penguin, at a low

cost to the SSP zoos. A submission form with detailed instructions for this test is attached (Appendix

I).

5. The SSP wants to remind all institutions to check the ownership of any birds that are recommended

to transfer. It is the responsibility of the holding institution to inform the owner about the transfer.

6. The SSP considers all individuals, of all participating institutions, to be a part of the SSP

population. Therefore, unless recommended by the current Breeding and Transfer Plan, any

and all transactions must be pre-approved by the SSP Steering Committee, including the

transfer of offspring produced as a recommendation of the current plan. Individuals that are

not recommended for breeding should not be bred, and no offspring are to be produced

outside of these breeding recommendations. Consult the SSP Coordinators if you have any

questions on this matter.

7. Institutions interested in creating a new penguin enclosure or expanding their current one are

encouraged to explore the possibility of holding Humboldt penguins rather than African penguins. If

you are interested, contact the Humboldt penguin SSP Coordinator, Alex Waier, at

[email protected].



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Explanation of Recommendations Using MateRx

MateRx is analytical software developed jointly by the National Zoological Park and Lincoln Park Zoo. The primary output is a matrix of genetic ratings (Mate Suitability Indices = MSI) for every possible breeding pair in a population. MSIs allow managers to quickly discover how the genetic status of animals in their collections and compare to the rest of a managed population. Each MSI represents the genetic consequences for the population if a given pair was to produce offspring. There are seven values for MSIs: offspring of pairs rated 1, 2, or 3 would benefit the population’s genetic situation; pairs rated 4, 5, or 6 would be detrimental to the population’s genetic situation. Pairs without an MSI value (i.e., a dash [--]) should not be considered under any circumstances without consulting a PMC, PMC Adjunct, or SPMAG advisor. These MSI values are defined as:

1 – very beneficial genetically (recommended to double clutch) 2 – moderately beneficial (recommended to double clutch) 3 – slightly beneficial (recommended to double clutch) 4 – neutral 5 – moderately detrimental 6 – very detrimental genetically

MateRx integrates four genetic factors to produce the Mate Suitability Index (MSI). These four components are used by PMC, PMC Adjunct, or SPMAG advisors to develop breeding recommendations. In decreasing order of “importance,” the components used to rate pairings are: 1. the expected change in genetic diversity (increase, decrease) that would result if an offspring of a

pair is added to the population; 2. the relative rareness or commonness of the parents genetic information (i.e., the difference

between the male and female mean kinships); 3. the inbreeding coefficient of offspring that would be produced by a pair; and 4. the proportion, if any, of the dam and/or sire’s pedigree that is of unknown origin.



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Summary of Breeding and Transfer Recommendations 2016 by Studbook Number

(Potential hybrid animals = , Available animals = )

ID Location Local ID Sex Age Disposition Location Breeding With Notes

298 OMAHA 3779 F 39 HOLD OMAHA DO NOT BREED

Excluded - Age

429 ST PAUL 3586 F 35 HOLD ST PAUL DO NOT BREED

Excluded - Age

461 ST PAUL 1282 M 35 HOLD ST PAUL DO NOT BREED

Excluded - Age

487 PUEBLO 920124 M 35 HOLD PUEBLO DO NOT BREED

Excluded - Age

500 BOS NEAQ 81223 F 34 HOLD BOS NEAQ DO NOT BREED

Excluded - Age

519 MADISON 1277 M 34 HOLD MADISON DO NOT BREED

Excluded - Age

526 AQUARAMER S3 M 34 HOLD AQUARAMER DO NOT BREED

Excluded - Age

527 MADISON 1276 F 34 HOLD MADISON DO NOT BREED

Excluded - Age

588 TULSA 14362 M 33 HOLD TULSA DO NOT BREED

Excluded - Age


Excluded - Age


Excluded - Age

649 MINOT A35 M 33 HOLD MINOT DO NOT BREED

Excluded - Age

660 DENVER 960541 M 32 HOLD DENVER DO NOT BREED

Excluded - Age

683 CINCINNAT 211023 M 31 HOLD CINCINNAT DO NOT BREED

Excluded - Age

715 STEINHART 100107 F 32 HOLD STEINHART DO NOT BREED

Excluded - Age

716 BOS NEAQ 8466 F 32 HOLD BOS NEAQ DO NOT BREED

Excluded - Age

727 FORTWORTH 205231 F 32 HOLD FORTWORTH DO NOT BREED

Excluded - Age

747 RACINE 9231 F 31 HOLD RACINE DO NOT BREED

Excluded - Age

755 CINCINNAT 211027 F 31 HOLD CINCINNAT DO NOT BREED

816 BALTIMORE 900867 M 30 HOLD BALTIMORE SEE

MATERX


Excluded - Age

839 JENKINSON 198 F 30 HOLD JENKINSON DO NOT BREED

Excluded - Age

840 GA AQUAR B09017 M 30 HOLD GA AQUAR DO NOT BREED

Excluded - Age

842 JENKINSON 199 F 30 HOLD JENKINSON SEE

NOTES

Excluded - Age; Keep any fertile eggs produced by 1378 x 842


Excluded - Age/ Unknown pedigree


Excluded - Age

878 BALTIMORE 87784 F 29 HOLD BALTIMORE DO NOT BREED

Excluded - Age

937 GA AQUAR B09018 F 29 HOLD GA AQUAR DO NOT BREED

Excluded - Age



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954 MYSTIC 3 M 29 HOLD MYSTIC DO NOT BREED

959 TAUTPHAUS K0A029 M 29 HOLD TAUTPHAUS BREED WITH

2702


973 ADVENTURE 8 M 28 HOLD ADVENTURE BREED WITH

1479

974 MYSTIC 8 F 28 HOLD MYSTIC DO NOT BREED

Excluded - Age

983 MEMPHIS 10297 M 28 HOLD MEMPHIS DO NOT BREED


Excluded - Age


Excluded - Potential hybrid


1016 KNOXVILLE 367 F 28 HOLD KNOXVILLE DO NOT BREED

Excluded - Age


Excluded - Age/ Potential hybrid


Excluded - Age

1111 AQUARAMER R3 M 27 HOLD AQUARAMER DO NOT BREED

Excluded - Age/ Medical


Excluded - Age

1166 TULSA 14365 F 27 HOLD TULSA DO NOT BREED

Excluded - Age/ Potential hybrid


Excluded - Age

1192 BOS NEAQ 89136 M 26 HOLD BOS NEAQ BREED WITH

2948


Excluded - Age

1204 DALLAS 06G547 M 26 HOLD DALLAS DO NOT BREED

1213 OMAHA 5668 M 26 HOLD OMAHA DO NOT BREED

1220 AQUARAMER R7 M 26 HOLD AQUARAMER DO NOT BREED

1240 AQUARAMER S6 F 26 HOLD AQUARAMER DO NOT BREED

Excluded - Age

1263 BOS NEAQ 90009 M 26 HOLD BOS NEAQ BREED WITH

1521

1270 TORONTO 44429 M 26 HOLD TORONTO DO NOT BREED


1278 FORTWORTH 970106 M 26 HOLD FORTWORTH DO NOT BREED


1299 AQUARAMER S5 F 26 HOLD AQUARAMER DO NOT BREED

Excluded - Age/ Medical

1378 JENKINSON 200 M 28 HOLD JENKINSON SEE

NOTES

Paired with 842; keep fertile eggs from this pair

1384 MYSTIC SD9101 M 25 HOLD MYSTIC DO NOT BREED

1392 PUEBLO 920117 F 25 HOLD PUEBLO DO NOT BREED

1393 PUEBLO 920055 F 25 HOLD PUEBLO DO NOT BREED

Excluded - Age

1396 SANDIEGOZ 215479 M 25 HOLD SANDIEGOZ DO NOT BREED



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1397 JENKINSON 874 M 25 HOLD JENKINSON BREED WITH

1929



1413 RACINE M0716 F 25 HOLD RACINE DO NOT BREED

Excluded - Age/ Medical/ Imprinted


1448 AQUARAMER A1 F 25 HOLD AQUARAMER DO NOT BREED

Excluded - Age/Education

1457 W ORANGE 4852 M 24 HOLD W ORANGE DO NOT BREED



1473 LITTLEROC 6984 F 24 HOLD LITTLEROC DO NOT BREED


1477 DENVER A06140 F 24 HOLD DENVER DO NOT BREED


1479 ADVENTURE 9 F 24 HOLD ADVENTURE BREED WITH

973

Valuable pair - double clutch; lower likelihood of success (have not been producing fertile eggs)

1480 SANDIEGOZ 215480 F 24 HOLD SANDIEGOZ DO NOT BREED

1482 BROOKLYN 92-248 M 24 HOLD BROOKLYN BREED WITH

2722

1484 STEINHART 100090 M 24 HOLD STEINHART DO NOT BREED



1494 BROOKLYN 94-218 M 24 HOLD BROOKLYN DO NOT BREED

1496 STEINHART 100091 F 24 HOLD STEINHART BREED WITH

2595

Demographic pair but low likelihood of success expected due to age



1509 JENKINSON 875 M 24 HOLD JENKINSON DO NOT BREED

1520 BALTIMORE 920603 M 26 HOLD BALTIMORE BREED WITH

1528

1521 BOS NEAQ 03-003 F 25 HOLD BOS NEAQ BREED WITH

1263

Double clutch, though low likelihood of success expected due to age

1525 BALTIMORE 920608 F 25 HOLD BALTIMORE SEE

MATERX

1528 BALTIMORE 920687 F 25 HOLD BALTIMORE BREED WITH

1520

Double clutch, though low likelihood of success expected due to age



14



1544 MONTERYAQ 200017 M 24 HOLD MONTERYAQ DO NOT BREED

1545 GA AQUAR B10001 M 24 HOLD GA AQUAR SEE

MATERX

1552 TAUTPHAUS 16A013 M 24 HOLD TAUTPHAUS DO NOT BREED

1571 BOS NEAQ 92-039 M 24 HOLD BOS NEAQ BREED WITH

2464

1576 LOWRY 205415 M 24 HOLD LOWRY DO NOT BREED

Excluded - Age/ Medical/ Potential hybrid


MATERX

1610 MONTERYAQ ABFP12 F 23 HOLD MONTERYAQ DO NOT BREED

1629 GATLINBAQ GB-SD-13-03-M

M 23 HOLD GATLINBAQ BREED WITH

2707

1630 BROOKLYN 94-216 F 23 HOLD BROOKLYN DO NOT BREED

1643 DALLAS 06G548 F 23 SEND TO MEMPHIS BREED WITH

2388 Double clutch


2946 Double clutch

1650 TULSA 14364 F 23 HOLD TULSA BREED WITH

2885 Demographic pair

1654 MINNESOTA 13039 F 23 HOLD MINNESOTA SEE

MATERX

Genetically valuable older female - priority to breed

1661 KNOXVILLE 520 M 23 HOLD KNOXVILLE DO NOT BREED




1672 BALTIMORE UNK M 23 HOLD BALTIMORE BREED WITH

2083

1677 MYSTIC SD9208 F 23 HOLD MYSTIC DO NOT BREED


2750




1707 ERIE 1308 F 23 HOLD ERIE DO NOT BREED

1721 MINNESOTA 13195 F 23 HOLD MINNESOTA BREED WITH

1735 Double clutch

1732 COLO SPRG 23A006 M 23 SEND TO BROOKLYN DO NOT BREED

1735 MINNESOTA 13191 M 23 HOLD MINNESOTA BREED WITH

1721


1753 MINNESOTA 13196 F 22 HOLD MINNESOTA DO NOT BREED


1761 BOS NEAQ 95-007 F 22 HOLD BOS NEAQ SEE

MATERX

1766 COLUMBUS 931032 M 22 HOLD COLUMBUS DO NOT BREED



15


1768 COLUMBUS 931036 F 22 HOLD COLUMBUS DO NOT BREED

1770 TAUTPHAUS 97A016 M 22 HOLD TAUTPHAUS BREED WITH

1895

1784 PUEBLO B32011 M 22 SEND TO DALLAS DO NOT BREED


1787 CALDWELL 106568 M 22 HOLD CALDWELL DO NOT BREED

1796 FORTWORTH 970112 F 23 HOLD FORTWORTH BREED WITH

1815 Double clutch


1807 COLO SPRG 23A007 F 22 SEND TO BROOKLYN BREED WITH

2157 Double clutch

1809 BOS NEAQ 95-009 M 22 HOLD BOS NEAQ SEE

MATERX

1811 FORTWORTH 961207 F 22 HOLD FORTWORTH SEE

NOTES

Valuable older female - priority for breeding. If she pairs with 2337, 2396, or 3144, keep fertile eggs

1815 FORTWORTH 961210 M 22 HOLD FORTWORTH BREED WITH

1796






MATERX

1841 TOLEDO 5512 M 22 HOLD TOLEDO DO NOT BREED

1842 TAUTPHAUS 97A012 M 22 HOLD TAUTPHAUS DO NOT BREED


1848 MONTERYAQ 200018 F 22 HOLD MONTERYAQ BREED WITH

2198 Double clutch

1854 GREENBAY 960041 F 22 HOLD GREENBAY BREED WITH

1977

Double clutch but low likelihood of success expected due to age

1868 GREENBAY 960043 M 21 HOLD GREENBAY BREED WITH

1890

1869 ROCHESTER 104708 F 21 HOLD ROCHESTER DO NOT BREED


1870 TAUTPHAUS 97A001 F 21 HOLD TAUTPHAUS DO NOT BREED


1883 MONTERYAQ 200016 F 21 HOLD MONTERYAQ DO NOT BREED




1868

Demographic pair - lower likelihood of success expected due to male's health

1895 TAUTPHAUS 97A004 F 21 HOLD TAUTPHAUS BREED WITH

1770 Double clutch

1902 MINNESOTA 13038 M 21 HOLD MINNESOTA SEE

MATERX

1903 RACINE M1525 M 21 HOLD RACINE DO NOT BREED


1913 BROOKLYN A10002 F 21 HOLD BROOKLYN DO NOT BREED



16


1929 JENKINSON 1747 F 21 HOLD JENKINSON BREED WITH

1397 Double clutch



2670

1939 PUEBLO 990068 M 20 HOLD PUEBLO DO NOT BREED



1948 ADVENTURE 4079 F 20 HOLD ADVENTURE DO NOT BREED


1962 ROCHESTER 104720 M 20 HOLD ROCHESTER SEE

MATERX


Excluded - Medical


MATERX

1977 GREENBAY 200839 M 20 HOLD GREENBAY BREED WITH

1854 Can breed with 3055 as an alternative



1984 TORONTO 44601 F 20 HOLD TORONTO DO NOT BREED




2022 PUEBLO B24001 F 20 HOLD PUEBLO BREED WITH

2135 Double clutch




MATERX

2037 ERIE 1674 M 19 HOLD ERIE BREED WITH

2559


2045 GATLINBAQ GB-SD-11-01-F

F 19 HOLD GATLINBAQ SEE

MATERX



2050 VANCOUVAQ 19172 F 19 HOLD VANCOUVAQ DO NOT BREED


MATERX

2052 BROOKLYN A11210 F 18 HOLD BROOKLYN BREED WITH

2982 Demographic pair; Repair

2058 KNOXVILLE 3030 M 18 SEND TO ST PAUL DO NOT BREED

2061 ROCHESTER 104759 M 23 HOLD ROCHESTER BREED WITH

2555


MATERX


MATERX

2065 ROCHESTER 104763 F 21 HOLD ROCHESTER BREED WITH

2203 Double clutch


1943


1979



17





2084 W ORANGE 6109 F 18 HOLD W ORANGE DO NOT BREED

2085 ERIE 1304 M 18 HOLD ERIE DO NOT BREED

2088 LVZOO LV0239 M 19 HOLD LVZOO BREED WITH

2497

2089 LVZOO LV0240 M 19 HOLD LVZOO DO NOT BREED




M 18 HOLD GATLINBAQ SEE

MATERX



2361


MATERX






2116 FT WAYNE 96453 M 19 HOLD FT WAYNE DO NOT BREED

2118 DALLAS 06G552 M 18 HOLD DALLAS BREED WITH

2965

2119 ADVENTURE 20 M 18 HOLD ADVENTURE DO NOT BREED


2123 BROOKLYN 989001 M 18 HOLD BROOKLYN DO NOT BREED




2135 MINOT A299 M 17 SEND TO PUEBLO BREED WITH

2022

2136 W ORANGE 6110 F 17 HOLD W ORANGE BREED WITH


2138 TULSA 14456 M 17 HOLD TULSA BREED WITH

3001


2141


2360

Valuable but some relatedness - one clutch per year


2139 Double clutch; Female 2419 ok as an alternative


MATERX


MATERX


2145 CALDWELL 105576 F 17 HOLD CALDWELL BREED WITH




18




2472

2157 COLO SPRG 23A011 M 17 SEND TO BROOKLYN BREED WITH

1807



2167 FT WAYNE 96455 F 17 HOLD FT WAYNE DO NOT BREED


2171 FT WAYNE 97637 M 18 HOLD FT WAYNE BREED WITH

3206

2172 FT WAYNE 97636 F 18 HOLD FT WAYNE BREED WITH

2558 Double clutch



2179 BALTIMORE UNK M 17 HOLD BALTIMORE SEE

MATERX




Excluded - Unknown pedigree

2194 MEMPHIS 19889 F 17 HOLD MEMPHIS DO NOT BREED


2196 MONTERYAQ 200020 M 17 HOLD MONTERYAQ BREED WITH

2782


1848


2065


2379

2210 BALTIMORE 99B022 M 17 HOLD BALTIMORE SEE

MATERX

Genetically valuable




2230 BALTIMORE 99B038 M 17 HOLD BALTIMORE SEE

MATERX





Excluded - Unknown pedigree



2433

2291 MYSTIC SD36 M 16 HOLD MYSTIC BREED WITH

2384





19




2295 DALLAS WA 14A034 M 16 HOLD DALLAS WA DO NOT BREED


2310 ROCHESTER 104931 F 16 HOLD ROCHESTER SEE

MATERX



2317 COLO SPRG 23A016 F 15 SEND TO BROOKLYN DO NOT BREED










MATERX

Paired with related male 2333


2627


MATERX

Paired with related female 2329


MATERX


2397

If he pairs with valuable older female 1811, keep fertile eggs








2357 AQUARAMER FW1 M 15 HOLD AQUARAMER DO NOT BREED




2140


2104

2367 CALDWELL 105573 M 14 HOLD CALDWELL BREED WITH

2145


3045

Demographic pair; Male 2147 is ok as an alternative

2371 SPRINGFIE 1013 F 14 HOLD SPRINGFIE DO NOT BREED



20


2372 LITTLEROC 7047 M 14 HOLD LITTLEROC BREED WITH

2737

2373 BALTIMORE UNK F 15 HOLD BALTIMORE SEE

MATERX


MATERX





2381 RACINE M0187 M 14 SEND TO GREENBAY BREED WITH

3198


2384 MYSTIC SD0201 F 14 HOLD MYSTIC BREED WITH

2291 Double clutch

2387 BALTIMORE 5999 F 14 SEND TO LVZOO DO NOT BREED

2388 MEMPHIS 21228 M 14 HOLD MEMPHIS BREED WITH

1643


2396 FORTWORTH 205347 M 13 HOLD FORTWORTH SEE

NOTES

If he pairs with valuable older female 1811, keep fertile eggs


2337 Double clutch





2405 PITTS CA 6157 M 14 HOLD PITTS CA DO NOT BREED





2321


2410 LOWRY 205419 F 16 HOLD LOWRY DO NOT BREED




2415 RACINE M0306 M 13 SEND TO GREENBAY BREED WITH

2971


2445 Double clutch

2418 TOLEDO 9702 M 14 HOLD TOLEDO BREED WITH

2967


MATERX








21





2417

2446 PITTS CA 6942 F 12 HOLD PITTS CA BREED WITH

2833 Double clutch; Repair





2456 PITTS CA 7232 M 11 HOLD PITTS CA BREED WITH

2811



3138


1571 Double clutch


2473 Double clutch





2469

2474 PUEBLO B25023 M 12 SEND TO CHICAGOLP BREED

WTH 2579

Pre-arranged transfer

2475 KNOXVILLE 3657 F 12 SEND TO ST PAUL DO NOT BREED

2476 DENVER A04169 M 12 HOLD DENVER BREED WITH

2483




2483 DENVER A05445 F 11 HOLD DENVER BREED WITH



MATERX

2496 SAGINAW 200303 F 14 HOLD SAGINAW DO NOT BREED

2497 LVZOO LV0431 F 14 HOLD LVZOO BREED WITH

2088

Demographic pair; 2089 is ok as an alternative male

2498 SAGINAW 200305 M 14 HOLD SAGINAW DO NOT BREED

2499 SAGINAW 200306 F 14 HOLD SAGINAW DO NOT BREED

2504 SAGINAW 200308 F 13 SEND TO BUSCH TAM BREED WITH

3529 Double clutch

2508 SAGINAW 200310 F 13 HOLD SAGINAW BREED WITH

3530 Double clutch





2529 GREENBAY 200603 M 12 SEND TO RACINE DO NOT BREED



22






3328 Double clutch

2536 MEMPHIS 21680 F 11 SEND TO CHICAGOLP DO NOT BREED

2537 DALLAS 08H995 F 11 HOLD DALLAS DO NOT BREED

Currently genetically over-represented

2539 JENKINSON JA4751 F 11 HOLD JENKINSON DO NOT BREED




MATERX


MATERX




2557 W ORANGE 6075 F 10 HOLD W ORANGE DO NOT BREED

2558 MYSTIC SD0503 M 10 SEND TO FT WAYNE BREED WITH

2172

2559 ERIE 1485 F 10 HOLD ERIE BREED WITH






MATERX



MATERX


MATERX




2577 TAMPA AQ 209006 M 10 HOLD TAMPA AQ DO NOT BREED

2578 RACINE M1203 F 10 HOLD RACINE BREED WITH


2579 CHICAGOLP 23685 F 10 HOLD CHICAGOLP BREED WITH

2474 Demographic Pair

2582 TOLEDO 9491 F 10 HOLD TOLEDO DO NOT BREED



MATERX

2586 TAUTPHAUS K6A027 F 10 HOLD TAUTPHAUS DO NOT BREED

Valuable female


2589 LOWRY 205617 M 10 HOLD LOWRY DO NOT BREED




23



2595 JENKINSON JA5031 M 10 SEND TO STEINHART BREED WITH

1496

2597 BOS NEAQ 60266 F 9 HOLD BOS NEAQ BREED WITH


2600 AQUARAMER FW2 F 9 HOLD AQUARAMER DO NOT BREED

2601 AQUARAMER S8 M 9 HOLD AQUARAMER DO NOT BREED

Imprinted but available for AI

2602 LOWRY 206173 F 9 HOLD LOWRY DO NOT BREED

2605 LITTLEROC 7050 M 9 HOLD LITTLEROC DO NOT BREED


2606 TAMPA AQ 209008 M 9 SEND TO LOWRY BREED WITH

2836 Pre-arranged transfer


2610 MEMPHIS 22180 M 9 SEND TO CHICAGOLP DO NOT BREED




2619 FORTWORTH 205239 M 9 HOLD FORTWORTH DO NOT BREED



Excluded - Medical/ Potential hybrid









2638 PUEBLO B27005 F 9 SEND TO CHICAGOLP DO NOT BREED



2816

2640 BROOKLYN A08053 M 9 HOLD BROOKLYN DO NOT BREED



2597

2643 NEWPORTKY 400309 F 10 HOLD NEWPORTKY DO NOT BREED






2931

2662 CALDWELL 107887 F 9 HOLD CALDWELL DO NOT BREED






24



2665 VANCOUVAQ 19171 M 9 HOLD VANCOUVAQ DO NOT BREED

2666 GREEN NSC 201349 M 9 HOLD GREEN NSC DO NOT BREED






MATERX


MATERX









2691 W ORANGE 6112 M 8 HOLD W ORANGE BREED WITH

2136


2693 KNOXVILLE 4444 M 8 HOLD KNOXVILLE DO NOT BREED





2700 LVZOO LV0156 F 9 HOLD LVZOO DO NOT BREED

2701 TORONTO 44366 F 8 HOLD TORONTO BREED WITH


2702 TAUTPHAUS K7A139 F 8 HOLD TAUTPHAUS BREED WITH

959 Double clutch

2703 CHICAGOLP 23696 M 7 HOLD CHICAGOLP DO NOT BREED


2704 PITTS CA 7731 F 7 HOLD PITTS CA DO NOT BREED





F 7 HOLD GATLINBAQ BREED WITH


2710 TAMPA AQ 209013 F 9 HOLD TAMPA AQ DO NOT BREED





25




2715 DENVER A08035 M 8 HOLD DENVER DO NOT BREED







2722 BROOKLYN A10003 F 8 HOLD BROOKLYN BREED WITH




M 8 HOLD GATLINBAQ DO NOT BREED




MATERX


2684


2737 LITTLEROC 7001 F 7 HOLD LITTLEROC BREED WITH


2741 ROCHESTER 105858 M 8 HOLD ROCHESTER DO NOT BREED


2742 MYSTIC SD0802 M 8 SEND TO MEMPHIS BREED WITH

3137




2746 BALTIMORE UNK M 8 HOLD BALTIMORE BREED WITH

2434


2748 AQUARAMER NE4 M 7 SEND TO BUSCH TAM DO NOT BREED

2749 CHICAGOLP 23680 F 7 HOLD CHICAGOLP DO NOT BREED


1688 Double clutch


MATERX


MATERX

2755 AQUARAMER P1 M 7 SEND TO BUSCH TAM DO NOT BREED

2756 LITTLEROC 7014 M 7 SEE

NOTES SEE NOTES

SEE NOTES

AVAILABLE - SSP is looking for placement




2764 CHICAGOLP 23695 M 7 HOLD CHICAGOLP DO NOT BREED

2765 JENKINSON JA5836 M 7 HOLD JENKINSON BREED WITH

3208

2766 PITTS CA 7728 F 7 HOLD PITTS CA DO NOT BREED



26







MATERX


Excluded - Imprinted/ Potential hybrid

2771 MINNESOTA 13034 M 7 HOLD MINNESOTA DO NOT BREED










2783 BALTIMORE 5690 M 7 HOLD BALTIMORE DO NOT BREED


2784 MEMPHIS 22380 M 8 HOLD MEMPHIS BREED WITH

2820


2787 TOLEDO 9422 F 7 HOLD TOLEDO DO NOT BREED


2811 PITTS CA 7723 F 8 HOLD PITTS CA BREED WITH






2403


MATERX

2819 MEMPHIS 23003 F 7 HOLD MEMPHIS BREED WITH




2915


MATERX

2824 GA AQUAR B09020 F 7 HOLD GA AQUAR SEE

MATERX


3096

2831 LOWRY 206001 F 9 HOLD LOWRY BREED WITH

2832 Double clutch

2832 LOWRY 206002 M 8 HOLD LOWRY BREED WITH

2831

2833 PITTS CA 7826 M 9 HOLD PITTS CA BREED WITH

2446


2837 Double clutch


2606 Double clutch

2837 LOWRY 206007 M 9 HOLD LOWRY BREED WITH

2835



27









Excluded - Unknown pedigree/ Potential hybrid




Excluded - Unknown pedigree/ Potential hybrid




MATERX


MATERX

2885 LITTLEROC 7015 M 7 SEND TO TULSA BREED WITH

1650

2886 LITTLEROC 7016 M 7 SEE

NOTES SEE NOTES

SEE NOTES

AVAILABLE - SSP is looking for placement


2889 BALTIMORE UNK F 7 HOLD BALTIMORE SEE

MATERX


Excluded - Medical




3269

2894 PUEBLO B29021 F 6 HOLD PUEBLO DO NOT BREED


MATERX


MATERX




MATERX




M 7 SEND TO PITTS CA BREED WITH

3125







MATERX







28


2910 BOS NEAQ 09-145 M 6 SEND TO W ORANGE BREED WITH

3250

2913 SAGINAW 201403 M 6 HOLD SAGINAW DO NOT BREED




MATERX


MATERX


2560


MATERX










2931 LITTLEROC 6944 F 6 HOLD LITTLEROC BREED WITH




3103


3000




double clutch


MATERX

2940 VANCOUVAQ 19169 M 6 HOLD VANCOUVAQ DO NOT BREED



MATERX

2944 GREEN NSC 201348 F 6 HOLD GREEN NSC DO NOT BREED


MATERX


1645


MATERX


1192 Double clutch









29



MATERX

2958 GA AQUAR B10003 F 7 HOLD GA AQUAR BREED WITH

2961 Double clutch

2959 GA AQUAR B10007 M 7 SEND TO MADISON BREED WITH

2972

2961 GA AQUAR B10009 M 7 HOLD GA AQUAR BREED WITH

2958


MATERX


2969 Double clutch


MATERX

2965 DALLAS 14P363 F 7 HOLD DALLAS BREED WITH

2118 Double clutch

2966 GA AQUAR B10013 M 7 SEND TO MADISON BREED WITH

2970

2967 TOLEDO 9703 F 7 HOLD TOLEDO BREED WITH

2418 Double clutch

2968 JENKINSON JA6449 F 7 HOLD JENKINSON BREED WITH

3102 Double clutch


2963

2970 GA AQUAR B10015 F 7 SEND TO MADISON BREED WITH



2415 Double clutch

2972 GA AQUAR B10017 F 7 SEND TO MADISON BREED WITH

2959 Double clutch


2974


2973 Double clutch


Excluded - Medical


MATERX


MATERX



MATERX

2980 MINNESOTA 13087 M 5 HOLD MINNESOTA BREED WITH

2532

2981 BROOKLYN A11212 M 5 HOLD BROOKLYN DO NOT BREED

2982 BROOKLYN A11213 M 5 HOLD BROOKLYN BREED WITH






2989



2990






2988 Double clutch



2987



2984 Double clutch



30




2985 Double clutch



2992 Double clutch



2991 Double clutch



2986


M 6 SEND TO ERIE BREED WITH

3124




2997 GREEN NSC 201372 M 5 HOLD GREEN NSC BREED WITH

3081

2998 PUEBLO B30028 F 5 HOLD PUEBLO BREED WITH

3510 Double clutch; 3513 ok as alternative

3000 TOLEDO 9427 F 5 HOLD TOLEDO BREED WITH


3001 TULSA 16192 F 5 HOLD TULSA BREED WITH


3004 DALLAS 10K275 M 6 HOLD DALLAS DO NOT BREED









3010 GREEN NSC 201407 F 5 HOLD GREEN NSC BREED WITH

3194 Double clutch

3011 TAUTPHAUS KXA022 M 6 HOLD TAUTPHAUS DO NOT BREED


3012 TAUTPHAUS KXA023 M 6 HOLD TAUTPHAUS DO NOT BREED


3013 DALLAS 11K894 F 6 HOLD DALLAS DO NOT BREED


3014 TAUTPHAUS KXA025 F 6 HOLD TAUTPHAUS BREED WITH








3019 PITTS CA 8029 F 5 SEND TO LVZOO DO NOT BREED


3020 DALLAS 11K893 M 5 HOLD DALLAS DO NOT BREED



MATERX

3023 AQUARAMER D2 M 6 SEND TO BALTIMORE DO NOT BREED



3027 DENVER A10303 M 5 HOLD DENVER DO NOT BREED






31





MATERX


MATERX





3046 DALLAS 14P362 M 5 HOLD DALLAS BREED WITH

3440


3110

Demographic pair - may be a low likelihood of success due to female's history of imprinting

3053 GREENBAY 201105 M 6 SEND TO RACINE DO NOT BREED

3055 GREENBAY 201106 F 6 HOLD GREENBAY SEE

NOTES

Alternate breeding female if needed for male 1977






MATERX


3093 Valuable pair - double clutch

3074 DALLAS 12M198 F 5 HOLD DALLAS DO NOT BREED


3075 AQUARAMER D3 M 5 SEND TO BALTIMORE DO NOT BREED


3079 GREEN NSC 201373 F 5 SEND TO ADVENTURE DO NOT BREED

Paired with sibling 3097


3081 GREEN NSC 201343 F 5 HOLD GREEN NSC BREED WITH

2997 Double clutch






3087 BOS NEAQ 201110 F 5 HOLD BOS NEAQ SEE

MATERX



2768


MATERX

Paired with related F 3300



32



3073

3094 BALTIMORE 6223 M 4 SEND TO ADVENTURE DO NOT BREED



3097 GREEN NSC 201375 M 4 SEND TO ADVENTURE DO NOT BREED

Paired with sibling 3079

3100 BUSCH TAM 65926 F 4 HOLD BUSCH TAM BREED WITH

3201 Double clutch



3102 JENK

Population Analysis & Breeding and Transfer Plan African - Green...Elizabeth Wickemeyer, Omaha’s Henry Doorly Zoo Vikki McCloskey, Steinhart Aquarium Sara Sullivan, Population Management

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