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Detailed Ecological Assessment Report 2008 – Keenjhar Lake<br />

Figure 18 – Shannon diversity and evenness index over the programme sites<br />

Index value<br />

3<br />

2.5<br />

2<br />

1.5<br />

1<br />

0.5<br />

0<br />

Keti Shah<br />

Keti Bunder<br />

Pai Forest<br />

Keenjhar Lake<br />

Sites<br />

Chotiari<br />

Shannon diversity index<br />

Shannon eveness index<br />

4.1.6 Comparison of species observed during summer and winter<br />

Number of animals recorded during summer and winter surveys are merely rough<br />

estimates and not the actual populations (shown in Table 34 to 38). The last<br />

column in the following tables showing total animals is not reflecting the total<br />

population of different species at different sites. Rather it is just the sum of<br />

observed animals during summer and winter and the animals observed during<br />

summer might be the same counted or observed during in winter. However, some<br />

populations of all the existing species at the four sites were estimated<br />

scientifically and are discussed later on in the chapter.<br />

Table 34 – Mammals recorded from Keti Shah during summer and winter surveys<br />

Sr.<br />

Common Name Summer Winter Total<br />

No.<br />

survey survey Animals<br />

1 Asiatic jackal 12 4 16<br />

2 Jungle cat 2 - 2<br />

3 Bengal fox 1 - 1<br />

4 Desert fox 1 - 1<br />

5 Indian otter - 11 11<br />

6 Small Indian mongoose 7 1 8<br />

7 Grey mongoose 3 - 3<br />

8 Small Indian civet 1 - 1<br />

9 Hog deer 2 3 5<br />

10 Indian wild boar 4 14 18<br />

11 Indus dolphin 3 13 16<br />

Table 35 – Mammals recorded from Chotiari during summer and winter surveys<br />

Sr.<br />

Common Name Summer Winter Total<br />

No.<br />

survey survey animals<br />

1 Asiatic jackal 25 12 37<br />

2 Caracal 3 - 3<br />

3 Jungle cat 3 2 5<br />

4 Fishing cat 2 1 3<br />

5 Indian desert cat 2 - 2<br />

6 Bengal fox 3 1 4<br />

7 Desert fox 2 - 2<br />

<strong>WWF</strong> <strong>Pakistan</strong> – Indus for All Programme Page 97 of 165

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