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Conservation priorities for endangered Indian tigers through a genomic lens.
Scientific reports - 29 Aug 2017
Natesh Meghana, Atla Goutham, Nigam Parag, Jhala Yadvendradev V, Zachariah Arun, Borthakur Udayan, Ramakrishnan Uma
Abstract excerpt
Tigers have lost 93% of their historical range worldwide. India plays a vital role in the conservation of tigers since nearly 60% of all wild tigers are currently found here. However, as protected areas are small (<300 km2 on average), with only a few individuals in each, many of them may not be independently viable. It is thus important to identify and conserve genetically connected populations, as well as to...
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