The Gerbasi study doesn't mention bestiality anywhere in it, and the most relevant question is basically asking furries if they would want to be 0% human if they got the chance.
And you know what's god-damn hilarious?
[ url=http://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/in-excess/201309/animal-instincts]From your own source[/url], [u rl=http://www.cannedgeek.com/images/sharedfiles/fss_report_finaldraft.PDF]I looked up two of the studies[/url][u rl=http://www2.asanet.org/sectionanimals/articles/GerbasilFurries.pdf] mentioned in the article.[/url]

These are comparisons, with green representing the later survey.
Even if you average the two, you end up with a measly 8%, while non-zoophiles would average out at roughly 90%.
Except the second survey was an actual, in-person poll where the furries were asked IRL. Of course it would stand to reason that they would lie about it in person, and it's proven by the fact that in the Gerbasi study, which was an anonymous poll of furries, 17% were willing to admit to zoophilia.
He genius, zoophilia and bestiality are the same thing, one is just a greek word and one is germanic.