Ungulates face increasing seasonal fluctuations in climate and forage availability with
increasing latitude. While ungulates in the temperate regions address this by migrating …

The ecological interrelationships between the habitat composition, habitat quality and
abundance of three wild ungulate species, viz. Chital (Axis axis), Sambar (Cervus unicolor) …

We assessed the distribution, occupancy, and activity patterns of two rupicaprids viz.,
Himalayan goral Nemorhaedus goral and Himalayan serow Capricornis thar in the western …

Wild ungulate herbivores are crucial for maintaining terrestrial ecosystems and restoring
population of top predators like tiger. Thus, it is essential to understand wild ungulates …

There is considerable overlap between the altitudinal distribution of Himalayan musk deer
(Moschus chrysogaster), sambar (Cervus unicolor), serow (Capricornis sumatraensis) and …

Human activities affect wildlife in several ways, ungulates tend to avoid areas of high human
use and alter their behavior to avoid human activity. We used remote camera traps to …

We assessed distribution and abundance of mammals in dense, rugged eastern Himalayan
habitats of Khangchendzonga Biosphere Reserve (BR), Sikkim, India, from April 2008 to …

Tropical farmlands experience dramatic seasonal variations in landscape conditions and
have continuous human presence, providing potentially challenging settings for resident …

Ecology of Asia's smallest ungulate, the Indian chevrotain or mouse deer (Moschiola indica),
has been poorly assessed. We used camera-trapping data to investigate habitat use of …

Habitat management within and outside protected areas is a key to effective conservation of
wildlife. This is particularly vital for declining wildlife populations within the boundary of …