In our recent review, we attempted to understand this connection between waterbirds and E. coli, which is a commensal bacteria group of birds and other animals that causes many infections in humans. Your feedbacks are welcome!
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Our current research, published in "Biodiversity and Conservation", highlighted the relevance of these sites in avian conservation in the Aravalli mountain range of southern Rajasthan.
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Indian giant flying squirrel is one of the most fascinating nocturnal gliding species of Indian subcontinent. Its full account published in Mammalian Species journal published by Oxford University Press on the behalf of American Society of Mammalogists.
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The sloth bear is a vulnerable mammal species of the #Indian subcontinent. Our recently published paper describes its feeding ecology in the semi-evergreen forests of the #Aravalli mountain ranges' highest elevation.
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Our new paper about a novel situation in India, where the Sloth bears are attracted to human waste. An emerging conflict situation.
We’re excited to share our latest article, which is out and open access to everyone. Our article highlighted annual diet of four-horned antelope in its less explored distribution sites in three western Indian wildlife sancturies.
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Please to share our recently published paper about 'Range extension and movement towards Thar desert'. Interestingly only male leopards are entering in this area since past one decade.
I am please to share our recent article. How free online images can be utilized as a scientific purpose. A case study of range extension of variable wheatear in India.
It is interesting to understand that how many species survive in this alien environment. The concrete jungle is spreading uncontrolled and we are part of it.