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The effect of diet on growth and reproduction of western swamp tortoises (Pseudemydura umbrina) at Perth zoo
The captive breeding for release program at Perth Zoo for the Western Swamp Tortoise (Pseudemydura umbrina) makes an essential contribution to the species’ long-term conservation prospects. In doing so, the program has generated a considerable database on the biology of the captive population. This
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