Kashmir musk deer Moschus cupreus (KMD) are the least studied species of musk deer. We
compiled genetically validated occurrence records of KMD to construct species distribution …

Change in future climate will either expand, contract or shift the climatic niche of many
species and this could lead to shifting of their geographical ranges. Species distribution …

Simple Summary Resolving the taxonomic ambiguity of a species is important for their long-
term conservation. We used non-invasive DNA sampling and camera trapping to address …

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 …

Identification of geographical space enveloped by suitable climatic conditions (ie, climatic
niche) that support species survival over space and time is crucial in conservation …

Abstract The Himalayan musk deer (Moscow chrysogaster) is a cervid distributed from the
eastern to the western Himalayas of Nepal. The species is listed as endangered in appendix …

The population of wild musk deer (Moschus spp.) has declined in recent decades and
reached an endangered status in China. Global climate change may drive the extinction rate …

This study conducted in Gaurishankar Conservation Area, Nepal aimed to determine the
habitat preferred by musk deer during spring season, assess biophysical factors associated …

Climate change is expected to impact a large number of organisms in many ecosystems,
including several threatened mammals. A better understanding of climate impacts on …

The present and past distributions of the Himalayan musk deer south of the Himalayan
divide are compared. The overall range has changed little during the 20th century but …