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             ­ Sources­for Products­Mentioned

             3M™  Nomad™  Unbacked  Scraper  Matting  8100:  http://matsinc.com/3m‐nomad‐unbacked‐
               scraper‐8100, 1–800–628‐7462.
             Animal Genetics, Inc., 1336 Timberlane Road, Tallahassee, Florida 32 312–1766, Int: (850) 386–
               1145, US: (800) 514–9672, www.animalgenetics.us.
             AVID Identification Systems, Inc., 3185 Hamner Avenue, Norco, CA 92860–1983, (800) 336–2843,
               www.avidid.com.
             Kinesio Tex Gold FP Kinesiology Tape: Kinesio USA Corp Limited, 4001 Masthead Street NE,
               Albuquerque, NM 87109, (888) 320–8273, https://kinesiotaping.com.
             Mazuri Flamingo Maintenance # 5572: Mazuri Mazuri, PMI Nutrition International, LLC, PO Box
               66 812, St. Louis, MO 63166, (800) 227–8941, www.mazuri.com.
             Krill  and  Fish  Source:  McRoberts®  Sales  Co.,  Inc.,  PO  Box  489,  Ruskin,  FL  33575,  (813)
               645–2561.
             Animal Intensive Care Units: Lyon Technologies, Inc., 1690 Brandywine Avenue, Chula Vista, CA
               91911, (888) 596–6872, https://lyonusa.com.
             Nolvasan Solution: Zoetis, Inc., 10 Sylvan Way, Parsippany, New Jersey 07054, (888) 963–8471.



             References


             Brown, C. and King, C. (eds.). (2001). Flamingo Husbandry Guidelines. A joint effort of the Association
               of Zoos and Aquariums and European Association of Zoos and Aquaria in cooperation with the
               Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust. http://aviansag.org/Husbandry/Unlocked/Care_Manuals/Flamingo%
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             Burch, L. and Gailband, C. (2000). Comparison of hand‐reared Caribbean Flamingos and Lesser
               Flamingos at Seaworld California. Waterbirds 23: 193–197. https://doi.org/10.2307/1522165.
             Collinsworth, S. (2014). Unique medical and management techniques used in working with Chilean
               (Phoenicopterus chilensis), Caribbean (Phoenicopterus ruber), and Lesser Flamingos
               (Phoeniconaias minor). 3rd International Flamingo Symposium, San Diego, CA.
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             IUCN/SSC (2013). Guidelines for Reintroductions and Other Conservation Translocations. Version 1.0,
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             Shannon, P. (2007). Flamingos. In: Hand‐Rearing Birds (eds. L. Gage and R. Duerr), 97–102. Ames,
               Iowa: Wiley Blackwell.



             Further­Reading


             Kear, J. (1974). Notes on keeping flamingos in captivity. International Zoo Yearbook 14: 142–144.
             Kunneman, F. and Perry, J. (1990). Hand‐rearing the Caribbean Flamingo Phoenicopterus r. ruber at the
               San Antonio Zoo. International Zoo Yearbook 29: 95–99.
             Ward, A.M., Hunt, A., Maslanka, M., and Brown, C. (2001). Nutrient composition of American flamingo
               crop milk. In: Proceedings of the Fourth Conference on Zoo and Wildlife Nutrition (eds. M. Edwards, K.J.
               Lisi, M.L. Schlegel, et al.), 189–195. Lake Buena Vista, FL: AZA Nutrition Advisory Group.
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