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VetBooks.ir bridging stimuli 126, 127, Cheyenne Mountain Zoo cognitive enrichment
105–106
128, 135, 136, 156, 157,
120, 129, 136, 137,
322, 323
138, 139
cognitive reserve hypothesis
Bristol Zoo Gardens 262 chimpanzees (Pan cognitive map 244, 335
Bronx Zoo 213 troglodytes) 217 44–45
Brookfield Zoo 212 control given to 122–123 Colombia, legislation 320
brown bear 138, 142, 173 emulation 25–26 colour vision and
Burma (Myanmar), semi‐ fission–fusion societies perception 70
captive elephants 219 fish 243
176–190 parent and mate recognition marine mammals
bushbaby, Moholi 213 84–85 203, 205
bustards, houbara 298–299 positive reinforcement and primates 218
welfare 211 Columbus Zoo 120, 136
c tool use 20 communication
Cacatua tenuirostris (long‐ visitor‐related fish 244–245
billed corella) 175 behaviour 174 trainer–animal, two‐way
Canada, legislation 319 Chlamydotis undulata 124–134
see also North America (houbara bustard) comparative psychology 29
cane toads and quolls 298–299 complex problem‐solving
291–294 Chlorocebus pygerythrus 92–93
captivity (vervet monkeys) 15, comprehension of current
reintroduction following see 24, 36, 92, 218 situations (zoo
reintroduction choice (animals having) professional) 311,
survival behaviours lost in 274–277 312, 312
37–41 Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical concept learning 335
capuchin monkeys 6, 21, 87, Gardens 265 conditioned punishers 54
105, 174 classical (Pavlovian) conditioned reinforcer 54
tufted (Sapajus apella) conditioning conditioned stimuli see
20–21, 87 5–7, 335 stimulus
carnivores see predators human–animal interactions conditioning
cats and 172 aversive see aversive stimuli
big 263 wild animals 15–17 and conditioning
blackfooted 43–44 clickers 7, 126–127, 128, 323 backward 16, 335
cephalopod colour climate and reptiles 223 classical see classical
blindness 70 coaching trainers 155 conditioning
Cercopithecus wolfi (Wolf’s cognition (cognitive abilities) forward 16, 336
guenon) 128 aging and 44, 111 operant/instrumental see
cetaceans 25, 90, 203, 206 birds 235–238 operant conditioning
cheetah (Acinonyx jubatus) elephants 191–196 place avoidance 294, 335
22, 110, 290 fish 243 wild animals 15–19
running, presentation 265 learning opportunities cones (retina) 70
teaching cubs hunting leading to enhancement conflict, human–animal 16
skills 290 of 44–46 consciousness 273, 274
chemical signalling and marine mammals 203–209 consequences of behaviour
chemical sensation/ physical see physical 53–54, 140
chemosensation 296, cognition future behaviour driven by
297, 303 social see social cognition 131–132
fish 244, 296 spatial see spatial learning/ misuse and challenges
see also olfaction; taste knowledge/cognition 56–58
Chester Zoo 256, 260 wild animals 15–34 using 56