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Mapping landscape connectivity for the conservation of suitable habitats of the Rusty-spotted Cat

2026-07-19

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Small-bodied mammals are often disproportionately affected by anthropogenic landscape modification, yet their habitat ecology and connectivity constraints remain poorly understood at broad spatial scales. The rusty-spotted cat (Prionailurus rubiginosus), the world’s smallest wild felid, is distributed widely across the Indian subcontinent, but its limited dispersal capacity enhances vulnerability to population iso...

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6fa856e5-2854-5a08-a4a7-cdf6f2f645da
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10.22541/authorea.15006260/v1
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