Lost and Found: Recent Records of Dhole (Cuon alpinus, Pallas 1811) from Nandhaur Wildlife Sanctuary and Wildlife Corridors of Uttarakhand, India
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.36808/if/2021/v147i10/159357Keywords:
Dhole, Wildlife corridor, Nandhaur WLS, Terai, Large carnivoreAbstract
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- Requires Subscription Figure 1: Map showing the earlier reported Dhole location (Photographic capture) from Uttarakhand; current camera traps and Dhole CT capture locations from Nandhaur WLS and wildlife corridor (Surai-Khatima-Kilpura & Boom-Brahmdev).
- Requires Subscription Figure 2: Camera Trap images of Dholes. a. CT image of Dhole from Nandhaur WLS (site 1). b. CT image of Dhole from BB wildlife corridor (site 2).
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