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The 11 pages that link to Zoo, each with the reason it gives.

• Wildlife rehabilitationCompared with: A zoo may house wildlife permanently rather than prepare individuals for release.

• AvicultureRelated: Zoo bird collections use avicultural methods for care and breeding.

• Wildlife tourismCompared with: Zoos offer animal viewing in managed settings rather than natural habitats.

• ToucanRelated: Zoos care for toucans and may participate in breeding and public education.

• Carl HagenbeckNarrower topic: Hagenbeck’s most enduring influence lies in the design and public role of zoological parks.

• Bronx ZooNarrower topic: The Bronx Zoo is a prominent example of this broader kind of institution.

• Berlin ZooNarrower topic: Berlin Zoo is one institution within this broader category.

• Joan Beauchamp ProcterNarrower topic: Her work illustrates how scientific expertise could change the design and purpose of a zoo.

• Pygmy marmosetRelated: Captive populations require specialized habitats, diets, and social management.

• Red river hogRelated: Zoos maintain red river hogs in managed populations and introduce the species to the public.

• Ruffed lemurRelated: Zoos support ruffed lemur breeding, veterinary care, and public education.