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Being the biggest bovid
being the biggest bovid
Once plentiful in south-east Asia, gaur have significantly declined in numbers this century and are now confined to small scattered populations, primarily in India, and to a lesser degree in other neighboring south-east Asian countries. Today the gaur is classified as “Vulnerable”, but still remains a poorly studied animal. There have been many short-term studies of this species; however it has managed to elude a long-term study of its fundamental biology. It’s this very gap in our understanding that this study plans to address by studying the foraging, population and community ecology of the gaur.
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The YETI is (almost) here!

YETI (Young Ecologists Talk and Interact) is a conference for ecology students and researchers in India (5-7 October 2010, Bangalore).

 
Emerging Explorer Award

NCF scientist Aparajita Datta receives the 2010 National Geographic Emerging Explorers Award.

 
 
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