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Predictive ecological niche models using Open Access-‘BIG DATA’ quantify anthropogenic influence: Overlapping common (Panthera pardus), snow leopard (P. uncia) and prey species in Central Himalaya

2026-07-24

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<title>Abstract</title> <p> Human activities have drastically altered all ecosystems and ecological processes worldwide, significantly impacting global wilderness areas and wide-ranging predators. For the Anthropocene representative examples are species like common leopard ( <italic>Panthera pardus</italic> ) and snow leopard ( <italic>P. uncia</italic> ) and their prey, which play vital roles in ecosystem d...

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29abe944-d752-5b30-a23d-c18adffd8b55
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-10336526/v1
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