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International Red Panda Studbook Ailurus International Red Panda Studbook Ailurus fulgens Compiled by: Angela Glatston Data current as of 11 November 2017 INTRODUCTION Please notify the studbook keeper of any corrections or additions Angela Glatston Table of Contents [edit as necessary] Natural History and Range Map page x Husbandry Notes x Bibliography x Population Analysis x Age Pyramid, Census Graph Living Population, by Current Institution x Historic Population, by Studbook Number x Location Glossary x Acknowledgements [add as needed] Copyright 2017 by . All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced in hard copy or other formats without advance written permission from . Members of the World Association of Zoos and Aquariums (WAZA) may copy this information for their own use. WAZA and recommend that users of this information consult with the ISB keeper for any interpretation and for the most current data. Studbook Legend Stud#: Animal's permanent studbook number. Studbook numbers may not always be assigned chronologically, due to animals being recorded as they become known to the Studbook Keeper. Sex: M for male, m for castrated male, F for female, cont if contracepted, neut if neutered, U for unknown sex Birth Date: Animal's birth date. A tilde mark, '~', before a date indicates that it is approximate. '??' indicates that the date is unknown. Sire and Dam: Studbook numbers for the animal's sire and dam. 'UNK' if unknown. 'MULT' if several candidates have been identified. 'WILD' if the sire or dam was considered to be wildcaught - this animal is a founder. Location: The institution holding the animal at the time. If the animal is no longer traceable by the Studbook Keeper, 'ltf' (lost- to-followup) will appear to the right of the last known location. Date: The date on which the event occurred. A tilde mark, '~', before a date indicates that it is approximate. '??' indicates that the date is unknown. Local ID: The identification assigned by the specimen's location, often its ISIS number, house number, or occasionally house name. Event: Capture, Birth, Transfer, Loan, Ownership change, Death or Release Identifiers: House Name, Transponder, Tag/Band, Tattoo, Notch Red panda Studbook Page 2 Restricted to: (Ailurus fulgens) Dates: On 31 Dec 2016 User Defined Fields: "STYANI" $ upper(TAXON) ==================================================================== =========================================== Stud# | Sex | Birth Date | Sire | Dam | Location | Date | LocalID | Event | Death Date |Name | ==================================================================== =========================================== 0008 M 4 Jun 2000 9095 9708 COLUMBUS 4 Jun 2000 200043 Birth LUM CLEVELAND 17 Oct 2001 M11027 Transfer PROSPECTP 12 Dec 2002 P02071 Transfer CINCINNAT 5 Dec 2007 107110 Transfer MADISON 7 Nov 2011 2836 Transfer 0022 F 28 Jun 2000 9822 9630 FARGO 28 Jun 2000 100014 Birth LiWu SOUTHBEND 8 Feb 2002 22014 Transfer COLUMBUS 28 Oct 2002 202074 Transfer BATTLE CR 23 Oct 2003 M03062 Transfer CINCINNAT 24 Oct 2007 107092 Transfer 0083 F 23 Jun 2000 9446 97100 ZOORASIA 23 Jun 2000 665 Birth KOUSEI HIRAKATA 5 Jun 2003 ________ Transfer MISAKI 18 Mar 2011 ________ Transfer 0085 M 23 Jun 2000 9052 9787 NAGANO 23 Jun 2000 ________ Birth KOKO TOKUYAMA 16 Jan 2002 ________ Transfer VALLEYZOO 21 Jun 2004 100960 Transfer GRANBY 14 Nov 2012 M00119 Transfer 0086 F 25 Jun 2000 9052 9787 NAGANO 25 Jun 2000 ________ Birth SEINA 0087 M 27 Jun 2000 93111 9788 SABAE 27 Jun 2000 43 Birth KOUSEI ZOORASIA 26 Dec 2003 1085 Transfer 0089 M 30 Jun 2000 8977 9444 TOHOKU PK 30 Jun 2000 ________ Birth SHINSHIN TAIPEI 26 Jun 2002 7127__ Transfer 0096 M 4 Jul 2000 95122 9280 TOKUYAMA 4 Jul 2000 L26 Birth KIKI NAGANO 15 Jan 2002 ________ Transfer 0099 M 13 Jul 2000 9598 95114 HIROSHIMA 13 Jul 2000 ________ Birth SHII NISHISONO 7 Jan 2004 ________ Transfer 0220 M 26 Jun 2002 9822 9630 FARGO 26 Jun 2002 102032 Birth Jiang STATEN IS 11 Jun 2003 003006 Transfer COLUMBUS 26 Sep 2003 203102 Transfer PROVIDNCE 3 Apr 2008 100253 Transfer BINGHAMTO 21 Nov 2014 14022 Transfer COLUMBUS 29 Jun 2016 203102 Transfer 0221 neutF 26 Jun 2002 9822 9630 FARGO 26 Jun 2002 102033 Birth Mei lin STATEN IS 11 Jun 2003 003007 Transfer PROSPECTP 14 Oct 2003 P03047 Transfer BATTLE CR 14 Nov 2007 M07022 Transfer PROSPECTP 13 Nov 2008 P03047 Transfer PHILADELP 26 Jul 2011 104853 Transfer 0257 F 15 Jun 2002 9446 97100 ZOORASIA 15 Jun 2002 917 Birth PORRIN CINCINNAT 27 Apr 2004 104018 Transfer CHICAGOLP 7 Nov 2011 22906 Transfer PHILADELP 23 Jan 2014 105093 Transfer 0259 F 20 Jun 2002 9791 9988 TOHOKU PK 20 Jun 2002 0018 Birth ROUGE WINNIPEG 13 Dec 2004 E00696 Transfer 0261 F 21 Jun 2002 9792 98034 KAMI GUN 21 Jun 2002 ________ Birth YUYU EDOGAWA 11 Jun 2003 ________ Transfer 0262 F 20 Jun 2002 9997 9991 TOKYOTAMA 20 Jun 2002 3958 Birth TANPOPO OKAYAMA 7 Feb 2003 IKE25 Transfer 0264 F 24 Jun 2002 9593 9994 TOMIOKA 24 Jun 2002 ________ Birth SORA OMUTA 23 Mar 2007 ________ Transfer 0269 M 28 Jun 2002 9998 9992 TOBE ZOO 28 Jun 2002 ________ Birth RON RON TOHOKU PK 28 Nov 2010 0042 Transfer 0274 M 1 Jul 2002 9791 9989 TOHOKU PK 1 Jul 2002 0025 Birth TASHAN 0275 M 1 Jul 2002 9791 9989 TOHOKU PK 1 Jul 2002 0026 Birth TARREI CINCINNAT 27 Apr 2004 104019 Transfer CHICAGOLP 7 Nov 2011 22907 Transfer MADISON 23 Jan 2015 2969 Transfer 0279 M 15 Jul 2002 97111 93107 TOKYOTAMA 15 Jul 2002 3956 Birth NONO ASAHIKAWA 13 Feb 2004 14 Transfer 0280 F 15 Jul 2002 97111 93107 TOKYOTAMA 15 Jul 2002 3957 Birth NAMI ICHIKAWA 9 Apr 2003 ________ Transfer 0293 M 17 Jul 2002 95122 9280 TOKUYAMA 17 Jul 2002 L31 Birth MIN-MIN ICHIHARA 13 May 2004 ________ Transfer HIGASHI M 10 Feb 2009 1476 Transfer 0294 F 17 Jul 2002 95122 9280 TOKUYAMA 17 Jul 2002 ________ Birth AIAI NISHISONO 31 Jan 2007 ________ Transfer 0302 F 18 Jun 2003 9381 9473 CINCINNAT 18 Jun 2003 103095 Birth HUN-E/HONEY MEMPHIS 2 Jun 2004 21437 Transfer COLUMBUS 20 Nov 2007 207060 Transfer CINCINNAT 11 Sep 2009 103095 Transfer STATEN IS 15 Nov 2011 011024 Transfer NASHV ZOO 2 May 2013 4044 Transfer SANDIEGOZ 17 Dec 2013 513256 Transfer 0304 M 18 Jun 2003 0094 0095 WINNIPEG 18 Jun 2003 D00481 Birth RUFUS 0360 M 16 Jun 2003 9052 9787 NAGANO 16 Jun 2003 ________ Birth NON-NON TOKYOTAMA 30 Mar 2005 4759 Transfer TAIPEI 15 Dec 2005 ________ Transfer 0362 F 16 Jun 2003 9052 9787 NAGANO 16 Jun 2003 ________ Birth TIHIRO TOBU 18 Dec 2005 ________ Transfer 0366 M 5 Jul 2003 9794 00103 NIHONDAIR 5 Jul 2003 13 Birth FUUTA CHIBA SHI 30 Mar 2004 10 Transfer 0369 M 26 Jun 2003 9997 9991 TOKYOTAMA 26 Jun 2003 4271 Birth KITARO TOKYOUENO 10 Jan 2006 937710 Transfer 0370 M 15 Jul 2003 95122 9486 TOKUYAMA 15 Jul 2003 ________ Birth KOU-KOU MITO CHO 19 Jan 2009 ________ Transfer 0371 M 15 Jul 2003 95122 9486 TOKUYAMA 15 Jul 2003 ________ Birth YUUKI BUENOSAIR 8 Jul 2005 1553 Transfer 0375 M 25 Jul 2003 97111 93107 TOKYOTAMA 25 Jul 2003 4239 Birth NON HAMURA 10 Mar 2004 ________ Transfer TOKYOTAMA 22 Nov 2010 4239 Transfer TAIPEI 17 Jan 2014 ________ Transfer 0386 M 3 Jul 2003 9792 98034 KAMI GUN 3 Jul 2003 ________ Birth TAIYO NISHIMURO 14 Dec 2006 ________ Transfer TOMIOKA 20 Feb 2009 ________ Transfer 0424 F 27 Jun 2004 9381 9473 CINCINNAT 27 Jun 2004 104032 Birth ELLYANNA GRANBY 4 Nov 2005 M04050 Transfer TORONTO 29 Jan 2009 44033 Transfer MINNESOTA 14 Mar 2013 13510 Transfer 0437 M 2 Jun 2004 0094 0095 WINNIPEG 2 Jun 2004 E00206 Birth DUSK GRANBY 25 Aug 2005 M04048 Transfer WINNIPEG 5 Dec 2012 E00206 Transfer CALGARY 30 Oct 2013 109136 Transfer 0457 M 10 Jun 2004 9446 97100 ZOORASIA 10 Jun 2004 1128 Birth GAIA KOBE PARK 20 Apr 2009 12 Transfer 0458 F 10 Jun 2004 9446 97100 ZOORASIA 10 Jun 2004 1129 Birth KOAI KUSHIRO Z 7 Jun 2006 ________ Transfer 0459 F 17 Jun 2004 9997 9991 TOKYOTAMA 17 Jun 2004 4463 Birth SAKURA NAGANO 29 Mar 2005 ________ Transfer HIROSHIMA 19 Dec 2006 ________ Transfer HITACHI 20 Dec 2013 9 Transfer 0460 F 17 Jun 2004 9997 9991 TOKYOTAMA 17 Jun 2004 4464 Birth SUMIRE TAIPEI 15 Dec 2005 ________ Transfer 0464 M 28 Jun 2004 9998 9992 TOBE ZOO 28 Jun 2004 ________ Birth APORO SEOUL 25 Apr 2005 M7233 Transfer 0465 F 28 Jun 2004 9998 9992 TOBE ZOO 28 Jun 2004 ________ Birth RUNA OKAYAMA 18 Apr 2005 IKE29 Transfer MITO CHO 22 Dec 2010 ________ Transfer 0467 M 29 Jun 2004 0277 0256 HIGASHI M 29 Jun 2004 1248 Birth TORO ZOORASIA 11 Jul 2006 1415 Transfer HIMEJI SH 22 Apr 2010 HC-14 Transfer 0468 F 29 Jun 2004 0277 0256 HIGASHI M 29 Jun 2004 1249 Birth RARA ZOORASIA 11 Jul 2005 1253 Transfer 0469 M 29 Jun 2004 9791 9989 TOHOKU PK 29 Jun 2004 0029 Birth SHI-REN 0470 F 29 Jun 2004 9791 9989 TOHOKU PK 29 Jun 2004 0030 Birth FOA-FOA SEOUL 29 Sep 2008 M7236 Transfer 0471 F 29 Jun 2004 8977 9444 TOHOKU PK 29 Jun 2004 0031 Birth PI-PA/LULI BUENOSAIR 8 Jul 2005 1554 Transfer 0482 M 23 Jul 2004 9598 96109 HIROSHIMA 23 Jul 2004 ________ Birth ICHI HITACHI 25 Feb 2009 8 Transfer 0500 M 16 May 2005 0094 0095 WINNIPEG 16 May 2005 F00136 Birth RUSTY FARGO 31 Oct 2006 106011 Transfer 10 Nov 2014 106011 Transfer PROVIDNCE 11 Dec 2014 100381 Transfer 0502 M 23 Jun 2005 0275 0257 CINCINNAT 23 Jun 2005 105035 Birth QIN FARGO 20 Apr 2007 107012 Transfer PROSPECTP 6 Nov 2008 P08065 Transfer 0550 M 14 Jun 2005 0276 0271 ICHIKAWA 14 Jun 2005 ________ Birth HAO 0551 F 21 Jun 2005 9997 9991 TOKYOTAMA 21 Jun 2005 4760 Birth HIMAWARI TOYAMA Z 24 Apr 2007 ________ Transfer 0553 M 23 Jun 2005 0096 9787 NAGANO 23 Jun 2005 ________ Birth RON 0554 M 23 Jun 2005 0096 9787 NAGANO 23 Jun 2005 ________ Birth SEITA SAPPORO 28 Jun 2008 100102 Transfer 0555 M 23 Jun 2005 0277 0256 HIGASHI M 23 Jun 2005 1275 Birth
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