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Improving the laboratory environment for nonhuman primates (1995)

Brent, L.

Abstract

Environmental improvements include construction of large indoor cages that allow pairing of experimental animals, a grass-covered 'playground' for breeding chimpanzee groups, and indoor/outdoor group housing for 'retired' experimental animals. In addition, we provide toys, perches, mirrors, and foraging devices, and television for chimpanzees housed indoors. Management changes include leaving infants with their mothers for at least two years after birth.

Published
1995

Animal Type
Chimpanzee, Nonhuman Primate
Topic
Environmental Enrichment, Housing, Rearing & Weaning, Reproduction

Citation
Brent, L. 1995. Improving the laboratory environment for nonhuman primates. Animal Welfare Institute (AWI) Quarterly 44(1), 14-15.

Full Article
https://refinementdatabase.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/improving-the-laboratory-environment-for-nonhuman-primates.pdf

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