Anuj Shinde

Interested in herp diversity and distributions 🐍🏞️🦎
📍 @herp_club

[Anuj Shinde @anujherp]

My MSc research is now available as full-text. Do give it a read!

[Anuj Shinde @anujherp]

@robertgrima2 @JZoology @OutbackEco Hi Rob, the study examines how sister species (two species which are each other's closest extant relatives) of snakes & lizards, which often resemble each other in form, shape, and resource use, co-occur in space. So the comparisons are not b/w snake & lizards, but sister species

[Prathamesh Amberkar @PrathameshSA98]

First paper from the favourite landscape!!!

[Anuj Shinde @anujherp]

Read it here: https://t.co/BH3irpxNPE

[Anuj Shinde @anujherp]

Earlier this month, Amatya Sharma & I reported a mating ball formation in Vine Snakes. One of the most common snakes found here & very little is known about their breeding habits.

It is a brief account of polyandry & some interesting mating rituals which we could not decode.

[Anuj Shinde @anujherp]

My master's research with @uncshai and @Roll_Uri is now published in @JZoology

Read it here: https://t.co/KldEcFbK0L

[Amba Jamir @ambajamir]

"Researchers come, discover new species, name them & leave. There are long lists of species but no data beyond that. There is no info on the biology, ecology, population, distribution etc of the species." This is what I learnt at a workshop on #fish diversity of #NorthEastIndia.

[Sankaranarayanan @_RSankaran]

Wrote a short article explaining @nranoop's study on how elephants and other mammals are helping Senna spectabilis spread in Wayanad.

@ccmagazineindia

#elephants #Wayanad #senna #invasivespecies #management https://t.co/TAjDBfMF5Q

[The Wire @thewire_in]

It is important that the effort and energies of the forest dept are devoted more towards the pressing challenges and threats to India's biodiversity rather than to arbitrarily and illegally acting against #wildlife researchers.

Ritwick Dutta, Tiasa Adhya✍️https://t.co/bP08WYc50a

[Anuj Shinde @anujherp]

@maitreyasil i agree

[National Centre for Biological Sciences @NCBS_Bangalore]

@ncfindia 4th talk by is Jyotsna Nag. about evaluating whether ecological restoration has any influence on tree seed dispersal in fragmented forests of Western Ghats. #iwec24

[National Centre for Biological Sciences @NCBS_Bangalore]

Symposia titled Crowd Sourced Ecology - Synthesis and Insights began with Anuj Shinde's session on Using citizen science driven initiatives to understand the occurrence range and frequency of shieldtails #iwec24 @herp_club @iiscbangalore