Inside out: heart rate monitoring to advance the welfare and conservation of maned wolves (Chrysocyon brachyurus) | Zendy

W. Moraes | Zendy; Timothy G. Laske | Zendy; Peter Leimgruber | Zendy; Jared A. Stabach | Zendy; Paul Marinari | Zendy; Megan Horning | Zendy; Noelle R Laske | Zendy; Juan V Rodriguez | Zendy; Ginger N Eye | Zendy; Jessica E Kordell | Zendy; Marissa González | Zendy; Tom Eyring | Zendy; Christopher J. Lemons | Zendy; Kelly E. Helmick | Zendy; Kristina M. Delaski | Zendy; Lisa H. Ware | Zendy; Julia C. Jones | Zendy; Nucharin Songsasen | Zendy

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Inside out: heart rate monitoring to advance the welfare and conservation of maned wolves (Chrysocyon brachyurus)

Author(s) -

W. Moraes,

Timothy G. Laske,

Peter Leimgruber,

Jared A. Stabach,

Paul Marinari,

Megan Horning,

Noelle R Laske,

Juan V Rodriguez,

Ginger N Eye,

Jessica E Kordell,

Marissa González,

Tom Eyring,

Christopher J. Lemons,

Kelly E. Helmick,

Kristina M. Delaski,

Lisa H. Ware,

Julia C. Jones,

Nucharin Songsasen

Publication year - 2021

Publication title -

conservation physiology

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

SCImago Journal Rank - 0.942

H-Index - 37

ISSN - 2051-1434

DOI - 10.1093/conphys/coab044

Subject(s) - biology , heart rate , stressor , heart rate variability , bradycardia , zoology , wildlife , dusk , biodiversity , ecology , physiology , blood pressure , endocrinology , neuroscience

Human-induced changes in the environment threaten the welfare and conservation of wildlife. By using the endangered maned wolf as a model, we show how implantable heart rate monitors can be used to study and monitor behavioral and physiological responses of animals to change. The results can be used to improve animal welfare and species conservation in captivity and the wild.

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