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January 17, 20261 citationsOpen Access

Can Pandas Measure Kinship for Conservation Efforts?

Can Pandas Measure Kinship to Conserve the Species? Implications of Knowing More-than-Human Heritage-Making

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CLChristoph Lammer

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An examination of kinship measurement's role in giant panda conservation and its implications on heritage-making.

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  • The central aim is to explore how kinship measurement impacts species conservation, specifically in giant pandas.
  • Analysis of giant panda breeding programs
  • Examination of genealogies and genetic algorithms
  • Review of behavioural studies and experimental setups
  • Application of Science and Technology Studies and Critical Heritage Studies
  • Demonstrates how measuring kinship influences conservation strategies for pandas
  • Illustrates the dual role of pandas as both subjects and instruments of conservation knowledge
  • Argues for a shift in heritage-making that respects non-human perspectives in biodiversity efforts
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Christoph Lammer (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/696b2655d2a12237a9349907https://doi.org/10.18452/34379
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