1. Tigers Blood: Haematological and Biochemical Studies
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K.P. Singh and A.B. Shrivastav
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education.field_of_study ,biology ,Tiger ,fungi ,Population ,Poaching ,Fishery ,Critically endangered ,Geography ,Habitat ,biology.animal ,Forest ecology ,Panthera ,education ,Wildlife conservation - Abstract
Tiger (Panthera tigris tigris) population in their historic ranges is critically endangered owing to habitat destructions, ruthless poaching and retaliatory killing. The tiger population now remains in few thousands located in about 150 fragments in 13 countries (Karanth and Gopal, 2005). However, declination is also associated with health related problems such as nutritional deficiencies and infectious diseases (Prater, 2005). Therefore, health monitoring and scientific health management, disease diagnosis and treatment should be made mandatory for conservation of wildlife as the tiger is a key stone species and important member of forest ecology (Shrivastav, 2001).
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- 2012
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