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Livestock subsidise tiger diets in a central Indian corridor: implications for human-wildlife conflict management and conservation planning

2026-05-12

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Large carnivores, like tigers, maintain a balance within their respective ecosystem and play a critical role. However, due to their life history needs and extensive overlap with humans, they face significant threats across their distribution. These threats become severe when they inhabit non-protected areas like corridors and kill livestock. In this study, the food habits of tiger were assessed across the multi-us...

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21027998-4e50-54d9-a1f3-9c7a14533891
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10.32942/x2h38b
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