Berlin Zoological Garden, Germany
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The Berlin Zoological Garden is the oldest and internationally most
well known zoo in Germany.
The Berlin Zoological Garden (German: Zoologischer Garten Berlin) is
the oldest and internationally most well known zoo in Germany. Opened
in 1844 it comprises an area of 35 hectares and is located in Berlin,
Tiergarten.
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in the Berlin zoological garden in August 1998 of a systemic
haemorrhagic disease, which progressed fatally within 24 h.
Post-mortem inspection revealed signs of a herpesvirus infection
(Burkhardt et al., 1999Down ).
lanes 710) of the Berlin zoological gardens were analysed with nested
PCR with the primer pair El_DPOL_2s (sense) plus El_DPOL_2as
(anti-sense) in first-round PCR (a) and the pair El_DPOL_3s (sense)
plus El_DPOL_3as (anti-sense) in second-round PCR (b). Water without
template served as a control (lanes 11).
The Berlin Zoological Garden was created in 1841 by the zoologist
Martin Lichtenstein in co-operation with Peter Joseph Lenné. It is
found in the southwest corner of the Tiergarten where, as early as
1792, the "Fasanerie" (royal pheasant house) was once located.
The Berlin Zoological Garden has the world’s best collection of wild
cattle—it was the first zoo to breed the mountain anoa—and excellent
collections of birds of prey, cranes, and antelopes.
The Berlin Zoological Garden is the oldest zoo in Germany. It was
founded in 181 with a gift from King Frederick William IV of pheasants
and his menagerie. It officially opened in 1844.
1,440 species on an 86-acre site, the Berlin Zoological Garden is
internationally renowned for its zoological rarities and successful
breeding.