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  • Introduction
    • Conservation status of neotropical otters
    • The Peri Lagoon crisis
    • Captive breeding as a conservation tool
    • Study objectives
  • Materials and methods
    • Study area
    • Captive breeding and birth
    • The three-phase reintroduction protocol
      • Phase 1: Biological safety and screening
      • Phase 2: Predatory training and dehabituation
      • Phase 3: Post-release telemetry
    • Release execution
    • Post-release monitoring
  • Results
    • Birth and early development
    • Predatory training outcomes
    • Dehabituation success
    • Release and initial adaptation
    • Multimedia data availability and transparency
  • Discussion
    • Protocol effectiveness
    • Survival and adaptation factors
    • Comparison with global otter reintroduction programs
    • Conservation implications
    • Limitations and future research
  • Conclusion
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