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Table1. The Age of First Interest of respondents from western (WP) or other (OP) polities as the mean (Mean) and percentages between 5-10 years (% 5-10), and the percentage that were a Society Member, or that had Close Friends or Best Friend interested in amphibians.

 

Biopolity No Age

Age of First Interest

Society member                  Friends

      Mean % 5-10 % % Close *Australia 11 43 19 27 80 27 *Europe 60 43 16 47 76 37 *Germany 62 43 14 52 90 27 *Russia 11 49 14 64 100 64 *UK 28 48 14 57 78 32 *North America 52 47 14 56 76 44 #Asia/India 22 41 21 5 86 68 #Africa 11 46 22 18 82 60 #Latin America 49 44 19 24 71 76 *WP Mean 230 45 15 51 86 35 WP Range   43-49 14-19 27-64 76-100 27-64 #OP Mean 83 43 20 12 76 70 OP Range   41-46 19-22 5-24 71-86 60-76 Overall   45 16 41 83 44

Western polities included respondents from 18 countries: Australia, New Zealand, Spain, Sweden, Netherlands, Portugal, Romania, Germany, United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Russia, Hungary, Romania, Belarus, Azerbaijan, Georgia, and Finland. Other polities included respondents from 28 countries: South Africa, Argentina, Cameroon, Morocco, Madagascar, Vietnam, India, Indonesia, Sri Lanka, Thai, Toga, Singapore, Philippines, Republic of Korea, Salvador, Uruguay, Venezuela, Mexico, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Puerto Rico, Argentina, Bolivia, Chili, Columbia, Costa Rico and Cuba. We had no respondents from Japan or South Korea countries known to support large numbers of private amphibian keepers.

The age of respondents averaged 44.6 years (range 15.0 to 89.0 years), with western polities averaging 42.5 years and other polities 43.3 years (Tab. 1). Curves of respondents ages were dissimilar between western and other polities, with a large peak in western polities between 35 to 44 years old (born 1970 to 1980), a trough between 44 to 49 years old (born 1964 to 1969), and then a peak between 50 to 55 years old (born 1960 to 1964; Fig. 1b).


Figure1. The percentage of respondents first age of interest (a) and the age (b), Curves were generated from the averages of the survey results; therefore an age data point 7.5 represents a response of age of interest of 5 to 10 years of age. a, the percentage of respondents in either WPs or OPs against their first age of interest in amphibians. b, the percentage of respondents for WPs and OPs against years of birth presented as 5 year ranges; peaks are specified by year of birth ranges. The date ranges on (b) are the years of births of respondents.

Fig2. Laotriton laoensis (Stuart & Papenfuss, 2002) – one of the species of threatened caudated amphibians which was first captive bred by establishing CBP thanks to private keeper.


 


Journal of Zoological Research V2 • I1 • 2018


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