Habitat and Biology of Indian Vulture (Gyps Indicus) - Choudhary, Narayan Lal;Chishty, Nadim
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Indian Vulture is very sensitive to enviornmental changes because they are long lived, need large territories. Their populations are declining due to habitat loss. They are categorized as critically endangered.This book described about breeding success and rhythmic activity pattern.Its conservation action plans needs government, local people and awareness to save and prevent from extinction.Mining in Aravali is also major factor for declination of vulture breeding habitat. Drugs like diclofan is also major threat for life of this vulture.

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Indian Vulture is very sensitive to enviornmental changes because they are long lived, need large territories. Their populations are declining due to habitat loss. They are categorized as critically endangered.This book described about breeding success and rhythmic activity pattern.Its conservation action plans needs government, local people and awareness to save and prevent from extinction.Mining in Aravali is also major factor for declination of vulture breeding habitat. Drugs like diclofan is also major threat for life of this vulture.
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NARAYAN LAL CHOUDHARY ist Forschungsstipendiat (Wildtierbiologie) und hat sich zweimal für die CSIR-UGC JRF/NET-Prüfung qualifiziert (AIR 99. und 56. Platz in Biowissenschaften). Dr. NADIM CHISHTY, Ph.D. Zoologie, außerordentlicher Professor, wurde 1996 von der Rajasthan Public Service Commission (RPSC) in den ersten Rang gewählt. Er ist ein dynamischer Experte für Wildtiere und Limnologe.