Ecology of the Asiatic Lion Panthera leo persica.

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1993

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Wildlife Institute of India, Dehradun

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The major objectives of my study were to assess the predation ecology, habitat use and the ranging patterns of the lions in the Gir forest. The ultimate and long term goal of this research effort was to examine the feasibility of a translocation effort in an attempt to establish a free ranging population of lions away from the Gir forest. The ecological data generated a free ranging population of lions away from the Gir forest. The ecological data generated would enable the assessment of prospective translocation sites and insights gained about lion behavoiur. This study was designed to have an extensive scope to generate base line data for planning and management of gir forest and the lions.

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Mammals, Carnivores, Asiatic lion, Panthera leo persica, Habitat, Habitat use, Ecology, Gujarat, Gir

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