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North American RegionalAmur Tiger StudbookPANTHERA TIGRIS ALTAICA Tom BrakefieldCompiled by:Kathy Traylor-Holzer, AZA Regional Studbook KeeperMinnesota Zoo &IUCN SSC Conservation Breeding Specialist Group (CBSG)12101 Johnny Cake Ridge Road, Apple Valley, MN 55124 USATel: (952) 997-9804; Fax: (952) 997-9803Email: kathy@cbsg.orgPublication date: 1 July 2013Data current as of 1 June 2013SPMAG Advisor: Kathy Traylor-Holzer, IUCN SSC CBSGTiger SSP Species and Subspecies Coordinator: Tara Harris, Minnesota Zoo
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Table of ContentsStudbook Description .1Status in the Wild.2Status of North American Captive Population .3Additional Sumatran Tiger Studbooks and Programs .3Living North American Population, by Institution .4Historical North American Population, by Studbook Number.15List of Historical Institutions, by ISIS Mnemonic .109
Studbook DescriptionScopeThis studbook database includes all known specimens of Amur (also known as Siberian) tigers held in North Americanfacilities with lineages traceable back to wild-caught tigers, beginning with imports into the U.S. in the 1930s andcurrent through 1 June 2013. Privately owned tigers with unknown or unverified pedigrees are not included either inthis regional studbook or in the international studbook. There is only one tiger with unknown parents in the regionalstudbook (SB 1163); this tiger is believed to be an Amur tiger unrelated to other specimens in the studbook and has noliving descendants in the managed SSP population.ConventionsThe International Tiger Studbook is maintained by Peter Müller through Zoo Leipzig, Germany. International studbooknumbers are used here as permanent regional studbook numbers. When necessary, temporary studbook numbers(prefaced with “T”) are assigned until international studbook numbers are known.Wild-caught tigers are assumed to be unrelated except for those instances when sets of cubs are captured on the samedate and location (see Parental Assumptions below). If an animal is estimated to be an adult at capture, then rearingtype is assumed to be parent-reared.Date estimates generally follow conventions outlined in the Guidelines for Data Entry and Maintenance of NorthAmerican Regional Studbooks. Given no other information, the age of wild-caught tigers at capture was estimated to beone year. Unknown capture dates are estimated to have occurred two weeks before the first known transfer. Transferdates are recorded as the date on which a specimen arrives at the receiving institution.Data Field DescriptionsThe following standard SPARKS data fields are used:Studbook #: Unique number assigned to each individual in the studbookSex: M male; F female; U unknown sexBirth Date: Animal’s birth date (‘ ’ indicates an estimated date; ? indicates date is unknown)Sire/Dam: SB#s for animal’s sire and dam. WILD tiger that never entered captivity; wild-caught tigers haveWILD parents; UNK identity of parent is unknown; MULT more than one possible sire or damLocation: Institution holding the tiger at the time (Ltf lost to follow-up; fate subsequent to that date is unknown)Date: Date on which the event occurred (‘ ’ indicates an estimated date)Local ID: Accession or other identification number assigned by the institution (institution specific)Event: Capture, birth, transfer, death, or releaseRearing: Parent, hand, foster, peer, supplemental, none (stillbirths), unknownName: House name at the institution (may be institution specific)Status: SSP part of SSP population; EXCL permanent non-breeder/excluded from SSP genetic analysisParental AssumptionsTwo pairs of tiger cubs were wild-caught at a young age and are known or assumed to be siblings. For these specimens,the parents have been designated as follows to indicate this relationship:WILD1/WILD2: Parents of 3622 and 3623, brought in as wild-caught cubs and believed to be littermates.WILD3/WILD4: Parents of 3957 and 3958, brought in as wild-caught littermates upon dam’s death.Hybridization IssuesThis regional studbook (and the international studbook) contain records of several tigers now thought to be hybridizedwith Bengal tigers as evidenced by the production of white cubs at Seoul Zoo upon inbreeding of this line. SB 1915born at CENTERHIL is believed to have carried the Bengal white coat allele. Thus, offspring SB 2537 and 2538, andF2 tigers SB 2882-85 and SB 2961-63, are also considered to be hybridized. These tigers are now dead with nodescendents in North America, with the exception of SB 5566 and 5565 recently imported from the Seoul Zoo. Thesetigers are italicized in the studbook report.1
Status in the WildThe Amur tiger (Panthera tigris altaica), also known as the Siberian tiger, is one of six remaining tiger subspecies(three other subspecies went extinct in the last century). As a subspecies, the Amur tiger is generally the largest, asmight be expected for a northern, cold climate taxon; however, there is significant morphological variation amongindividuals within each tiger subspecies.Listed as Endangered by the IUCN Red List, wild Amur tigers primarily occur in the Russian Far East in the PrimorskyKrai region, although a few individuals may live in northern China and North Korea. The population is believed tohave gone through a severe bottleneck of 20-30 individuals in the 1930s, and exhibits low genetic variation comparedto other tiger subspecies. Molecular studies suggest that the global captive Amur tiger population now contains greatergenetic variation than the wild population (Russello et al. 2004; Luo et al. 2010).Poaching of tigers and their prey remain the primary threat to wild Amur tiger populations, although habitat loss andassociated activities (e.g., roads, fires) are also a threat. Anti-poaching and other conservation efforts enabled thepopulation to expand to 400-500 tigers by 2005. Monitoring efforts and partial surveys, however, suggest a populationdecline in recent years. In the winter of 2010 Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) researchers reported a suddenchange in the behavior of several radio-collared tigers, postulating the possible existence of a disease, possibly caninedistemper, affecting hunting ability and resulting in increased tiger-human conflicts and associated mortalities. There isconcern that disease-related mortality combined with existing poaching losses may result in significant risk for the wildpopulation. Conservation efforts continue, including anti-poaching activities, increased law enforcement, diseasemonitoring, and monitoring of tiger populations. The AZA Tiger SSP’s Tiger Campaign currently supports severalWCS tiger conservation projects in Russia.For more information, see:Chapron, C., D. G. Miquelle, A. Lambert, J. M. Goodrich, S. Legendre, and J. Clobert. 2008. The impact of poachingversus prey depletion on tigers and other large solitary felids. J. Appl. Ecol. 45:1667-1674.Global Tiger Recovery Program. Global Tiger Recovery Program (2010-2022) Conference Document forEndorsement.Goodrich, J.M., L.L. Kerley, E.N. Smirnov, D.G. Miquelle, L. McDonald, H.B. Quigley, M.G. Hornocker, and T.McDonald. 2008. Survival rates and causes of mortality of Amur tigers on and near the Sikhote-Alin BiosphereZapovednik. J. Zool. 276:323-329.Luo, S.J., W.E. Johnson, J.L.D. Smith, and S.J. O’Brien. 2010. What is a tiger? Genetics and phylogeography. In:Tigers of the World, 2nd edition (R. Tilson & P.J. Nyhus, eds.). Elsevier: San Diego.Miquelle, D.G., J.M. Goodrich, L.L. Kerley, D.G. Pikunov, Y.M. Dunishenko, V.V. Aramiliev, et al. 2010. Sciencebased conservation of Amur tigers in the Russian Far East and Northeast China. In: Tigers of the World, 2nd edition(R. Tilson & P.J. Nyhus, eds.). Elsevier: San Diego.Russello, M.A., E. Gladyshev, D. Miquelle, and A. Caccone. 2004. Potential genetic consequences of a recentbottleneck in the Amur tiger of the Russian far east. Conservation Genetics 5: 707-713.2
Status of the North American Captive PopulationThere are currently 155 (62.93) Amur tigers registered asliving in 52 North American zoos, all but 5 of which aremaintained in AZA institutions and are managed as part ofthe SSP. Two (0.2) of these tigers are considered to besubspecific hybrids (see p.1, Hybridization Issues).The North American Amur tiger population began withimports in the 1930-1960s, and grew substantially in the1960s. The population peaked around 230 tigers when theTiger SSP was established in 1981. Since then the NorthAmerican population has been slowly managed to meet thetarget population size of 150 individuals for the SSP population.The current sex ratio is female-biased, although the sex ratio hasfluctuated over the past few decades.The current SSP population is genetically derived from 57 foundersand represents about 96.2% gene diversity. Inbreeding levels are low,with an average inbreeding coefficient of 0.0109. Stochasticprojections suggest that the population can maintain about 91% genediversity for 100 years under current population managementstrategies.The WAZA Amur Tiger Global Species Management Plan (GSMP)was established in 2012 and held its first meeting in May 2013.Wild-caught Amur tigers (e.g., orphaned cubs, unreleaseable conflict tigers) periodically enter the EARAZA tigerprogram and provide opportunities for occasional genetic supplementation of the Amur tiger ex situ global andregional populations.For more detailed demographic and genetic population information, see the most current Population Analysis andBreeding Plan for the Amur Tiger Species Survival Plan, produced annually and available on the AZA website.Additional Amur Tiger Studbooks / Management ProgramsThis studbook represents the North American Regional Amur Tiger Studbook maintained under the Association ofZoos and Aquariums (AZA), and in conjunction with the AZA Amur Tiger Species Survival Plan (SSP), coordinatedby Tara Harris, Minnesota Zoo. The following additional studbooks and management programs also exist for captiveAmur tiger populations:European Regional Studbook/EAZA Amur Tiger EEP: Jo Cook, Zoological Society of LondonEuro-Asian Regional Studbook/EARAZA Amur Tiger Program: Tanya Arzhanova, Moscow ZooJapanese Regional Studbook/JAZA Amur Tiger JSMP: Akiko Yamada, Kobe Municipal Oji ZooInternational Tiger Studbook: Peter Müller, Zoo LeipzigWAZA Amur Tiger GSMP Co-Convenors: Tara Harris, Minnesota Zoo, and Tanya Arzhanova, Moscow Zoo3
LIVING NORTH AMERICA POPULATIONBY CURRENT INSTITUTION4
AMUR TIGER StudbookRestricted to:(Panthera tigris altaica)Locations: N.AMERICA/Dates: On 30 Jun 2013Status: Living on 30 Jun 2013Report ordered by: current/last location (alphabetic) Stud# Sex Birth Date Sire Dam Location Date LocalID Event Rearing Name Status ALDERGROV - Greater Vancouver Zoo, Aldergrove, British Columbia, Canada5564F22 May 201148345029 SEOUL22 May 2011 M77958ALDERGROV4 Jun 201255645565F22 May 201148345029SEOULALDERGROV22 May 2011 M779594 Jun tals: 0.2.0 --------------ANCHORAGE - Alaska Zoo, Anchorage, Alaska, USA4915M7 Jun 200437054542 SYRACUSEANCHORAGE4917M7 Jun 200437054542SYRACUSEANCHORAGE7 Jun 2004 M0405818 Jun 2008 PTA4MFBirthTransferParentKOROL7 Jun 2004 M0406018 Jun 2008 PTA5MFBirthTransferParentKUNALITotals: 2.0.0 --------------BILLINGS - ZooMontana, Billings, Montana, USA4222M9 May 199632583623 MINNESOTAROCHESTERBILLINGS9 May 1996872913 Oct 1998 10481525 Feb 2004169BirthTransferTransferParentPRINCETotals: 1.0.0 --------------BINGHAMTO - Binghamton Zoo At Ross Park, Binghamton, New York, USA5203F24 May 200740714294 PHILADELP 24 May 2007 104504BILLINGS1 Jul 2010 M10013BINGHAMTO 16 Aug 2012 M120065204F24 May 200740714294PHILADELPBILLINGSBINGHAMTO24 May 2007 1045051 Jul 2010 M1001416 Aug 2012 ansferTransferParentTERNEYSSPTotals: 0.2.0 --------------BOISE - Zoo Boise, Boise, Idaho, USA4425M16 Nov 1997347838914750F29 May 200339554443CHICAGOLPBOISE16 Nov 1997 1011821 Oct 1999 990020BirthTransferParentTUNDRAEXCLTOLEDOBOISE29 May 2003291023 Feb 2011 211002BirthTransferParentKATARINASSPTotals: 1.1.0 --------------BRIDGEPRT - Connecticut's Beardsley Zoo, Bridgeport, Connecticut, USA4916F7 Jun 200437054542 SYRACUSE7 Jun 2004 M04059BRIDGEPRT 22 Apr 2009 1020284973M15 Apr 200541684280BRIDGEPRTDETROITBRIDGEPRT15 Apr 2005 10164612 Nov 2008 1220813 Dec 2011 ferParentVIKTORSSPTotals: 1.1.0 --------------BUFFALO - Buffalo Zoological Gardens, Buffalo, New York, USA4809F14 Jul 200331094294 PHILADELP 14 Jul 2003 104146BUFFALO19 Aug 2004 M040405207F7 Oct 200745884809BUFFALO7 Oct 2007 M070585342F28 Apr 200839574587ST LOUISBUFFALO28 Apr 2008 10655728 Oct 2011 M11065Totals: 0.3.0 SSPBirthTransferParentTIKVASSP
AMUR TIGER StudbookRestricted to:(Panthera tigris altaica)Locations: N.AMERICA/Dates: On 30 Jun 2013Status: Living on 30 Jun 2013Report ordered by: current/last location (alphabetic) Stud# Sex Birth Date Sire Dam Location Date LocalID Event Rearing Name Status CALGARY - Calgary Zoo Garden & Prehistoric Park, Calgary, Alberta, Canada4148F3 Sep 199539783641 TORONTO3 Sep 1995 31019 BirthCALGARY25 Aug 1999 104586 TransferParentKITASSP4505F20 Apr 200036224148CALGARY20 Apr 2000 104880BirthParentKATJASSP4586M31 May 200142034294PHILADELPTULSANY ndBAIKALSSP5666F30 Mar 201245864505CALGARY30 Mar 2012 108934BirthParentKIRASSP5667M30 Mar 201245864505CALGARY30 Mar 2012 108935BirthParentVASILISSP5668M30 Mar 201245864505CALGARY30 Mar 2012 108936BirthParentSAMKHASSPMayNovNovJan2001 1039562002 143352007 M071742010 108591Totals: 3.3.0 --------------CHICAGOBR - Chicago Zoological Society, Brookfield, Illinois, USA4195F14 Jul 199530093342 GARDENCTY 14 Jul 1995 951034TOLEDO16 May 1997 970039RACINE29 May 2001 M0156CHICAGOBR 22 Nov CL5200F25 May 200741684195CHICAGOBRMINNESOTACHICAGOBR25 May 20073 Oct 201113 Nov SP5464M12 Sep 201046374407PITTSBURGCHICAGOBR12 Sep 2010 10253718 Dec 20124394BirthTransferParentMAXSSPTotals: 1.2.0 --------------CHICAGOLP - Lincoln Park Zoological Gardens, Chicago,4427F16 Nov 199734783891 CHICAGOLPCHICAGOBRCHICAGOLP4499M1 Aug 200032583958INDIANAPLCHICAGOLPIllinois, USA16 Nov 1997 1012029 Jan 2003133325 Jan 2006 10120BirthTransferTransferParentMOLLYSSP1 Aug 2000 20012331 Dec 2002 20695BirthTransferParentVAHZHNOSSPTotals: 1.1.0 --------------CLEVELAND - Cleveland Metroparks Zoo, Cleveland, Ohio, USA4640F4 Apr 200128864223 CLEVELAND4 Apr 2001 M104074748M29 May 200339554443TOLEDOCLEVELAND29 May 2003290816 Jan 2007 ASSPTotals: 1.1.0 --------------COLO SPRG - Cheyenne Mtn Zoological Park, Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA4073F13 Nov 199431183343 DENVER13 Nov 1994 940588CLEVELAND 21 Jun 1996 960631MANHATTAN 23 Apr 1998 980037COLO SPRG 18 Dec 2003 23M0615286M11 May 200845064407PITTSBURGCOLO SPRG11 May 2008 10232017 Jan 2009 rthTransferHandBILLY RAYSSP5287F19 Jun 200839554073 COLO SPRG 19 Jun 2008 28M068 BirthHandZOYASSPTotals: 1.2.0 ---------------6
AMUR TIGER StudbookRestricted to:(Panthera tigris altaica)Locations: N.AMERICA/Dates: On 30 Jun 2013Status: Living on 30 Jun 2013Report ordered by: current/last location (alphabetic) Stud# Sex Birth Date Sire Dam Location Date LocalID Event Rearing Name Status COLUMBIA - Riverbanks Zoo and Garden, Columbia, South Carolina, USA4757F20 Jun 200345064063 COLUMBIA20 Jun 20037561COLUMBUS1 May 2006 206017COLUMBIA20 Jan 201175614971F9 May 200545064063COLUMBIA5221M21 Mar 200741234148CALGARYTORONTOCOLUMBIA9 May 2005885421 Mar 2007 10765922 Jan 2011 4476913 Dec 2012 YASSPBirthTransferTransferParentVITALISSPTotals: 1.2.0 --------------COLUMBUS - Columbus Zoo and Aquarium, Powell, Ohio, USA4755M20 Jun 200345064063 COLUMBIA20 Jun 20037558COLUMBUS1 May 2006 206016BirthTransferHandFOLISSP4983F1 Oct 200436323757LOUISVILLCOLUMBUS1 Oct 2004 1025347 Mar 2006 206006BirthTransferParentIRISASSP5050F8 Aug 200642034407PITTSBURGCOLUMBUS8 Aug 2006 10213015 Dec 2010 210105BirthTransferParentMARASSP5937M28 Jun 201247555050COLUMBUS28 Jun 2012 212048BirthHandDIMITRISSP5938M29 Jun 201247555050COLUMBUS29 Jun 2012 212049BirthHandWIZSSPT1040F22 Mar 201347555050COLUMBUS22 Mar 2013 213024BirthParentSSPT1041F22 Mar 201347555050COLUMBUS22 Mar 2013 213025BirthParentSSPT1042F22 Mar 201347555050COLUMBUS22 Mar 2013 213026BirthParentSSPT1043F23 Mar 201347555050 COLUMBUS23 Mar 2013 213027 BirthParentSSPTotals: 3.6.0 --------------DENVER - Denver Zoological Gardens, Denver, Colorado, USA4974F15 Apr 200541684280 BRIDGEPRT 15 Apr 2005 101647DENVER17 Dec 2008 A08410BirthTransferParentKOSHKASSP5479F31 May 201048134974DENVER31 May 2010 A10109BirthParentAKASHASSP5480F31 May 201048134974DENVER31 May 2010 A10110BirthParentZARIASSP5481M1 Jun 201048134974DENVER1 Jun 2010 A10111BirthParentTHIMBUSSP5482M1 Jun 201048134974 DENVER1 Jun 2010 A10112 BirthParent NIKOLAISSPTotals: 2.3.0 --------------DES MOINE - Blank Park Zoo of Des Moines, Des Moines, Iowa, USA4413F18 Feb 199724562429 OMAHA18 Feb 1997DES MOINE 23 Mar 19994491M7 Oct 199832583958INDIANAPLDES MOINE95061315BirthTransferParent7 Oct 1998 98015020 Jun 20011429BirthTransferParentSSPKAVACHASSPTotals: 1.1.0 ---------------7
AMUR TIGER StudbookRestricted to:(Panthera tigris altaica)Locations: N.AMERICA/Dates: On 30 Jun 2013Status: Living on 30 Jun 2013Report ordered by: current/last location (alphabetic) Stud# Sex Birth Date Sire Dam Location Date LocalID Event Rearing Name Status DETROIT - Detroit Zoological Society, Royal Oak, Michigan, USA4490M7 Oct 199832583958 INDIANAPL7 Oct 1998 980149CHICAGOLP 31 Dec 2002 20694RACINE14 Feb 2006 M0604DETROIT12 Dec 2011 128344827F12 Aug 200334773891DETROIT12 Aug SSPBirthParentKISASSPTotals: 1.1.0 --------------DULUTH - Lake Superior Zoological Gardens, Duluth, Minnesota, USA4965M21 May 200545414294 ROCHESTER 21 May 2005 105411 BirthParent USSURISSPDULUTH15 Jul 2008 100323 TransferTotals: 1.0.0 --------------ERIE - Erie Zoological Gardens, Erie, Pennsylvania, USA4280F16 Oct 199722273411 CHICAGOBR 16 Oct 1997 970248BRIDGEPRT 12 Dec 2002 101408ERIE3 Apr 200816735206M7 Oct 200745884809BUFFALOERIE7 Oct 2007 M0705713 Apr thTransferParentPAVELSSPTotals: 1.1.0 --------------EVANSVLLE - Mesker Park Zoo, Evansville, Indiana, USA4223F9 May 199632583623 MINNESOTACLEVELANDEVANSVLLE4307F4 Jun 199736323535LUFKINLANSINGEVANSVLLE9 May 199687301 Apr 1998 9804016 Feb 2012 112003BirthTransferTransferParentGAIASSP4 Jun 1997 0892411 May 199923212 Feb 2001 101006BirthTransferTransferParentATHENAEXCLTotals: 0.2.0 --------------GLEN OAK - Peoria Zoo in Glen Oak Park, Peoria, Illinois, USA4563M23 Mar 200034774224 DETROIT23 Mar 2000MINNESOTA 14 Jan 2002GLEN OAK10 Dec SP4970F9 May 200545064063COLUMBIAGLEN OAK9 May 200530 Oct 200688531418BirthTransferParentKYRASSP5907F24 Jun 201245634970GLEN OAK24 Jun 20121421BirthParentNIKITASSP5908M24 Jun 201245634970GLEN OAK24 Jun 20121422BirthParentMAXIMSSP5909F24 Jun 201245634970GLEN OAK24 Jun 20121423BirthParentSASHASSP5910M24 Jun 201245634970 GLEN OAK24 Jun 20121424 BirthParent LUKASSPTotals: 3.3.0 --------------GRANBY - Granby Zoo / Zoo De Granby, Granby, Quebec, Canada4319F28 Jul 199737954124 GRANBY28 Jul 1997 M97095WINNIPEG14 Sep 2001 B01527GRANBY18 May 2006 M970954504M20 Apr 200036224148CALGARYWINNIPEGGRANBY20 Apr 2000 10487916 May 2006 G0008611 Jun 2009 nsferTransferParentFEDOR EHSSP
AMUR TIGER StudbookRestricted to:(Panthera tigris altaica)Locations: N.AMERICA/Dates: On 30 Jun 2013Status: Living on 30 Jun 2013Report ordered by: current/last location (alphabetic) Stud# Sex Birth Date Sire Dam Location Date LocalID Event Rearing Name Status 5175F30 Jun 200737954124GRANBY30 Jun 2007 M07015BirthParentMAZYRIASSP5219M13 Jul 200739784252TORONTOGRANBY13 Jul 2007 4187724 Feb 2009 M07038BirthTransferParentJACKSSPT1045F13 May 201352195175GRANBY13 May 2013 M13006BirthParentSSPT1046M13 May 201352195175GRANBY13 May 2013 M13007BirthParentSSPT1047M13 May 201352195175 GRANBY13 May 2013 M13008 BirthParentSSPTotals: 4.3.0 --------------HOGLE - Utah's Hogle Zoo, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA4807M14 Jul 200331094294 PHILADELPBUFFALOHOGLE14 Jul 2003 10414419 Aug 2004 M0403811 May 2006 U06027BirthTransferTransferParentKAZEKSSP5366M2 Jun 200948074833HOGLE2 Jun 2009 U09035BirthParentBRONEVIKSSP5367M2 Jun 200948074833HOGLE2 Jun 2009 U09036BirthParentVIKENTISSP5368M2 Jun 200948074833 HOGLE2 Jun 2009 U09037 BirthParent KIRILLSSPTotals: 4.0.0 --------------INDIANAPL - Indianapolis Zoo, Indianapolis, Indiana, USA4828F17 Apr 200337973958 INDIANAPL 17 Apr 2003 203030BirthParentCILASSP5049M8 Aug 200642034407PITTSBURGINDIANAPL8 Aug 2006 10212912 Nov 2009 209101BirthTransferParentPETYASSP5343F28 Apr 200839574587ST LOUISINDIANAPL28 Apr 2008 1065582 Dec 2010 210144BirthTransferParentANDREASSPTotals: 1.2.0 --------------LANSING - Potter Park Zoological Gardens, Lansing, Michigan, USA4975F15 Apr 200541684280 BRIDGEPRT 15 Apr 2005 101648LANSING7 Apr 20092926BirthTransferParentNIKASSP4992M26 Mar 200539564442LANSING26 Mar 20052663BirthHandSIVAKISSP5609F13 Sep 201149924975LANSING13 Sep 20113057BirthHandAMELIYASSP5610F13 Sep 201149924975LANSING13 Sep 20113058BirthHandKIRASSP5611F13 Sep 201149924975 LANSING13 Sep 20113059 BirthHandSAVELIISSPTotals: 1.4.0 --------------LOUISVILL - Louisville Zoological Garden, Louisville, Kentucky, USA4541M13 Mar 200039573929 OMAHA13 Mar 2000 11475ROCHESTER 14 Oct 2002 105229LOUISVILL9 Jun 2008 1029134815F27 Jun 200346373706DENVERMADISONLOUISVILL27 Jun 2003 A031911 Dec 200627108 Oct 2008 sferTransferParentMARIETTESSPTotals: 1.1.0 ---------------9
AMUR TIGER StudbookRestricted to:(Panthera tigris altaica)Locations: N.AMERICA/Dates: On 30 Jun 2013Status: Living on 30 Jun 2013Report ordered by: current/last location (alphabetic) Stud# Sex Birth Date Sire Dam Location Date LocalID Event Rearing Name Status MADISON - Henry Vilas Zoo, Madison, Wisconsin, USA4412F18 Feb 199724562429 OMAHADES MOINESIOUX FALMADISON4635M27 Apr 199945063623MINNESOTASIOUX ILSSP27 Apr 199918 Dec 200323 Oct PTotals: 1.1.0 --------------MANHATTAN - Sunset Zoo, Manhattan, Kansas, USA4193M14 Jul 199530093342 GARDENCTYMANHATTAN14 Jul 1995 9510339 Nov 2005 200541BirthTransferParentBJEXCLTotals: 1.0.0 --------------MILWAUKEE - Milwaukee County Zoological Gardens, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA4808F14 Jul 200331094294 PHILADELP 14 Jul 2003 104145 BirthBUFFALO19 Aug 2004 M04039 TransferMILWAUKEE7 Dec 20065385 Transfer5360F8 Jul 200945894808MILWAUKEE8 Jul 20095629BirthParentAMBASSPParentTULASSP5361F8 Jul 200945894808 MILWAUKEE8 Jul 20095630 BirthParent NURISSPTotals: 0.3.0 --------------MINNESOTA - Minnesota Zoological Garden, Apple Valley, Minnesota, USA4562M23 Mar 200034774224 DETROIT23 Mar 20007729MINNESOTA 14 Jan 2002 10470BirthTransferParentMOLNIYSSP4930F23 May 200446354412SIOUX FALMINNESOTA23 May 200414 Dec 2011310513238BirthTransferParentANGARASSP4984F1 Oct 200436323757LOUISVILLCOLUMBUSMINNESOTA1 Oct 2004 1025357 Mar 2006 20600720 Nov 2008 12317BirthTransferTransferParentANYASSP5665F17 Jun 201245624930MINNESOTA17 Jun 2012BirthHandSUNDARISSP5905F1 Jul 201248134587ST LOUISMINNESOTA1 Jul 2012 11085419 Jul 2012 13390BirthTransferPeerNADYASSP13364Totals: 1.4.0 ------------
with Bengal tigers as evidenced by the production of white cubs at Seoul Zoo upon inbreeding of this line. SB 1915 born at CENTERHIL is believed to have carried the Bengal white coat allele. Thus, offspring SB 2537 and 2538, and F2 tigers SB 2882-85 and SB 2961-63, are also consi
