00000cab a22000004a 4500 IPP-00000265031 IPP 20180721151218.0 180721s2006 xx d | ||r |||||eng|| eng Hinlo, Ma. Rheyda P. Causes of Philippine Eagle (Pithecophaga jefferyi) mortality at the Philippine Eagle Center, Davao City from 1970-2006 2006 illustrations We conducted a retrospective study to identify the causes of mortality of Philippine Eagles admitted from the wild and those hatched in captivity at the Philippine Eagle Center / Philippine Eagle Research and Nature Center in Davao City from 1970-2006. Of the 40 mortalities recorded during this period, 36 (90%) were wild-caught and 4 (10%) were hatched in captivity. The cause of death for majority of the wild-caught birds was unknown (44.4%), followed by infectious disease (25%), metabolic and nutritional disease (16.7%) trauma (11.1%) and neoplasia (2.8%). Causes of mortality for the four captive-bred eagles were identified as congenital anomaly, metabolic disease, pneumonia and electrocution. Avian diseases Eagles Mortality Philippine Eagle Center Mindanao studies Sumaya, Anna Mae T. Tadena, Domingo O. Banwa Vol. 3, no. 1&2 (2006), 108-116 Article FI