interspecies communication
type: Concept
broader: animal geographies

overgrazing
type: Concept
broader: animal geographies

food chain
type: Concept
broader: animal geographies

zoos
type: Concept
broader: animal geographies

vegetarianism
type: Concept
broader: animal geographies

circuses
type: Concept
broader: animal geographies

lab animals
type: Concept
broader: animal geographies

invasive species
type: Concept
broader: animal geographies

overkill hypothesis
type: Concept
broader: animal geographies

predator/prey relations
type: Concept
broader: animal geographies

social and cultural geography
type: Concept
narrower: animal geographies

crossbreeding
type: Concept
broader: animal geographies

native species
type: Concept
broader: animal geographies

domestication
type: Concept
broader: animal geographies

wild versus tame
type: Concept
broader: animal geographies

extinction of species
type: Concept
broader: animal geographies

keystone species
type: Concept
broader: animal geographies

overfishing
type: Concept
broader: animal geographies

genetic engineering
type: Concept
broader: animal geographies

animal geographies
type: Concept
narrower: balance-of-nature paradigm
narrower: invasive species
narrower: genetic engineering
narrower: overkill hypothesis
narrower: vegetarianism
narrower: extinction of species
narrower: domestication
narrower: endangered species
narrower: aquariums
narrower: overfishing
narrower: overgrazing
narrower: interspecies communication
narrower: laboratory animals
narrower: native species
narrower: crossbreeding
narrower: wild versus tame
narrower: zoos
narrower: keystone species
narrower: lab animals
narrower: predator/prey relations
narrower: food chain
narrower: circuses
broader: biogeography
broader: social and cultural geography
definition: The study of animal geographies is a burgeoning subfield of cultural geography that examines the interplay between culture, society, and animals. Animal geographers examine a broad range of human-animal concerns, including, for example, habitat loss and species endangerment, domestication, animal entertainment and display, wildlife conservation, and more. [Source: Encyclopedia of Geography; Animal Geographies]

balance-of-nature paradigm
type: Concept
broader: animal geographies

endangered species
type: Concept
broader: animal geographies

aquariums
type: Concept
broader: animal geographies

laboratory animals
type: Concept
broader: animal geographies

biogeography
type: Concept
narrower: animal geographies

concepts
type: Collection
type: ConceptGroup
member: animal geographies