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IJSAP Volume 03, Number 02 WellBeing International WBI Studies Repository 1982 IJSAP Volume 03, Number 02 Follow this and additional works at: https://www.wellbeingintlstudiesrepository.org/v3_ijsap Recommended Citation "IJSAP Volume 03, Number 02" (1982). IJSAP VOL 3. 2. https://www.wellbeingintlstudiesrepository.org/v3_ijsap/2 This material is brought to you for free and open access by WellBeing International. It has been accepted for inclusion by an authorized administrator of the WBI Studies Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. ·I APRIL- JUNE 1982 -· ·····'. ..>-,."·'·' _; . _r r :' --::>> ;·,- .. ;- ; .... _ ... _, ..· __ ......_ ..... _ ... · l I . i ;' i ' ·. I .··-~ -:,, ,-· ··<·· •.:. ·..':~. ':· ... J ... :· .. , •i EDITORIAL OFFICERS JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTIONS Editors-in-Chief The International journal for the Study of Animal Andrew N. Rowan, Associate Director, !SAP Problems is published quarterly. Printed in the Contents 1982 David B. Wilkins, Deputy Chief Veterinary 3 [2] U.S.A. Second-class postage paid at Washington, Officer, RSPCA D.C., and additional mailing offices. Articles pub­ Editor lished in the journal do not necessarily reflect the LETTERS 82 Dana H. Murphy views of either the sponsors or the publisher. Ar­ ticles appearing in this journal are indexed in Envi­ I Production Manager ronmental Periodicals Bibliography and Current Christine Zimmermann Contents. EDITORIALS 87 \ Associate Editors (U.S.) $45; $25; $17.50 Michael W. Fox, Director (Foreign) $55/£25; $30/£15; $22.50/£9 Institute for the Study of Animal Problems (Institution, Individual and Student, respectively) Roger Ewbank, Director NEWS AND ANALYSIS 90-105 Universities Federation for Animal Welfare Make check payable in U.S. funds on U.S. bank to: "Surplus Population" and the Hunter • Animal Rights and Poultry: A Stefan Ormrod, Chief Wildlife Officer HSUS for ISAP. Send to: journal Order Dept., Insti­ Framework for Discussion 90 Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty tute for the Study of Animal Problems, 2100 L St., to Animals N.W., Washington, D.C. 20037. The French Stand Firm on Right to Hunt • Good Marks for Karl Frucht, Regional Director Calves 91 (USPS 558-290) (ISSN 0195-7554) World Society for the Protection of Animals ©1982 Institute for the Study of Animal Problems. Captive Bolt Shooting • jewish Ritual Slaughter May Ignore Animals' All rights reserved. Welfare • Tissue Culture Course Funded • Follow-up: Pulmonary Hemorrhage in Racehorses 92 Sheep Become Latest Victims of Intensive Farming Conditions • Wild and Exotic Pets: Better Off in the Wild 93 The Draize Campaign- A Summary 94 EDITORIAL ADVISORY BOARD Friendliness and Pigs • New Electric Stunning Methods 97 C. Balls, Predator Research Institute, F.M. Loew, Johns Hopkins University, USA Coyote Control Action Attempted by Interior & EPA 99 Zimbabwe j .j .C. Mallinson, jersey Wildlife Preservation A Look at the LD50, 55 Years Later • Placenta a Practical Medium j.M. Cass, Veterans Administration, USA Trust, UK S. Clark, University of Glasgow, UK R.R. Marshak, University of Pennsylvania, for Microsurgical Training 104 j.C. Daniel, Bombay Natural History Society, USA And a Quarter for the Dryer 105 India E.C. Melby, Cornell University, USA C.L. de Cuenca, University of Madrid, Spain T.S. Meth, Theodore Sager Meth P.A., USA I. Ekesbo, Swedish Agricultural University, R. Mugford, Consultant in Animal Sweden Behavior, UK FOCUS 106-116 S.K. Eltringham, Cambridge University, UK N. Myers, Consultant in Environment and L.C. Faulkner, Oklahoma State University, USA Development, Kenya M.F.W. Festing, Medical Research Council H. Obara, Kagawa Nutrition College, japan COMMENTS 117-130 Laboratory Animals Centre, UK F.W. Oehme, Kansas State University, USA Genetic Adaptation in Relation to Animal Welfare­ A.F. Fraser, Memorial University of j. Remfry, Universities Federation for Animal 117 Newfoundland, Canada Welfare, UK R.G. Beilharz T.H. Friend, Texas A & M University, USA B. Rollin, Colorado State University, USA Updating the British Cruelty to Animals Act of 1876: Can the Center W.B. Gross, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and H.C. Rowsell, Canadian Council on Animal Hold?-). Hampson 125 State University, USA Care, Canada R.j. Hens, Societe Veterinaire pour Ia H.H. Sambraus, University of Munich, FRG Protection Animate, Belgium C.W. Schwabe, University of California­ R.j. Hopkins, Royal Society for the Prevention Davis, USA ORIGINAL AND REVIEW ARTICLES 131-157 of Cruelty to Animals, UK P. Singer, Monash University, Australia Unnecessary Suffering: Definition and Evidence- F. Hurnik and j. Hoyt, The Humane Society of the United G.M. Teutsch, Teachers' College of Karlsruhe, H. Lehman 131 States, USA FRG P. Leyhausen, Max Planck Institute for D. Wood-Gush, Edinburgh School of Striving for Common Ground: Humane and Scientific Considerations Behavioral Physiology, FRG Agriculture, UK in Contemporary Wildlife Management- S.R. Kellert 137 Bureaucracy and Wildlife: A Historical Overview- E.E. Langenau 140 International Journal for LEGISLATION AND REGULATION 158 the Study of Animal Problems is published by CURRENT EVENTS 160 The Humane Society of the United States The Royal Society for the Prevention john A. Hoyt, President of Cruelty to Animals BOOK NEWS 167 EDITORIAL OFFICERS JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTIONS Editors-in-Chief The International journal for the Study of Animal Andrew N. Rowan, Associate Director, !SAP Problems is published quarterly. Printed in the Contents 1982 David B. Wilkins, Deputy Chief Veterinary 3 [2] U.S.A. Second-class postage paid at Washington, Officer, RSPCA D.C., and additional mailing offices. Articles pub­ Editor lished in the journal do not necessarily reflect the LETTERS 82 Dana H. Murphy views of either the sponsors or the publisher. Ar­ ticles appearing in this journal are indexed in Envi­ I Production Manager ronmental Periodicals Bibliography and Current Christine Zimmermann Contents. EDITORIALS 87 \ Associate Editors (U.S.) $45; $25; $17.50 Michael W. Fox, Director (Foreign) $55/£25; $30/£15; $22.50/£9 Institute for the Study of Animal Problems (Institution, Individual and Student, respectively) Roger Ewbank, Director NEWS AND ANALYSIS 90-105 Universities Federation for Animal Welfare Make check payable in U.S. funds on U.S. bank to: "Surplus Population" and the Hunter • Animal Rights and Poultry: A Stefan Ormrod, Chief Wildlife Officer HSUS for ISAP. Send to: journal Order Dept., Insti­ Framework for Discussion 90 Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty tute for the Study of Animal Problems, 2100 L St., to Animals N.W., Washington, D.C. 20037. The French Stand Firm on Right to Hunt • Good Marks for Karl Frucht, Regional Director Calves 91 (USPS 558-290) (ISSN 0195-7554) World Society for the Protection of Animals ©1982 Institute for the Study of Animal Problems. Captive Bolt Shooting • jewish Ritual Slaughter May Ignore Animals' All rights reserved. Welfare • Tissue Culture Course Funded • Follow-up: Pulmonary Hemorrhage in Racehorses 92 Sheep Become Latest Victims of Intensive Farming Conditions • Wild and Exotic Pets: Better Off in the Wild 93 The Draize Campaign- A Summary 94 EDITORIAL ADVISORY BOARD Friendliness and Pigs • New Electric Stunning Methods 97 C. Balls, Predator Research Institute, F.M. Loew, Johns Hopkins University, USA Coyote Control Action Attempted by Interior & EPA 99 Zimbabwe j .j .C. Mallinson, jersey Wildlife Preservation A Look at the LD50, 55 Years Later • Placenta a Practical Medium j.M. Cass, Veterans Administration, USA Trust, UK S. Clark, University of Glasgow, UK R.R. Marshak, University of Pennsylvania, for Microsurgical Training 104 j.C. Daniel, Bombay Natural History Society, USA And a Quarter for the Dryer 105 India E.C. Melby, Cornell University, USA C.L. de Cuenca, University of Madrid, Spain T.S. Meth, Theodore Sager Meth P.A., USA I. Ekesbo, Swedish Agricultural University, R. Mugford, Consultant in Animal Sweden Behavior, UK FOCUS 106-116 S.K. Eltringham, Cambridge University, UK N. Myers, Consultant in Environment and L.C. Faulkner, Oklahoma State University, USA Development, Kenya M.F.W. Festing, Medical Research Council H. Obara, Kagawa Nutrition College, japan COMMENTS 117-130 Laboratory Animals Centre, UK F.W. Oehme, Kansas State University, USA Genetic Adaptation in Relation to Animal Welfare­ A.F. Fraser, Memorial University of j. Remfry, Universities Federation for Animal 117 Newfoundland, Canada Welfare, UK R.G. Beilharz T.H. Friend, Texas A & M University, USA B. Rollin, Colorado State University, USA Updating the British Cruelty to Animals Act of 1876: Can the Center W.B. Gross, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and H.C. Rowsell, Canadian Council on Animal Hold?-). Hampson 125 State University, USA Care, Canada R.j. Hens, Societe Veterinaire pour Ia H.H. Sambraus, University of Munich, FRG Protection Animate, Belgium C.W. Schwabe, University of California­ R.j. Hopkins, Royal Society for the Prevention Davis, USA ORIGINAL AND REVIEW ARTICLES 131-157 of Cruelty to Animals, UK P. Singer, Monash University, Australia Unnecessary Suffering: Definition and Evidence- F. Hurnik and j. Hoyt, The Humane Society of the United G.M. Teutsch, Teachers' College of Karlsruhe, H. Lehman 131 States, USA FRG P. Leyhausen, Max Planck Institute for D. Wood-Gush, Edinburgh School of Striving for Common Ground: Humane and Scientific Considerations Behavioral Physiology, FRG Agriculture, UK in Contemporary Wildlife Management- S.R. Kellert 137 Bureaucracy and Wildlife: A Historical Overview- E.E. Langenau 140 International
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