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Singh, L.A.K., 1977. Do crocodiles eat people? Chinkara, Wildlife Action Group, Bangalore,Oct. 1977: 12-14.Singh, L.A.K., 1977. Gharial feeding. Hornbill, Bombay nat. Hist. Soc. 3:20-21, 4 pp.Singh, L.A.K., 1979. To change is chameleon. Science Reporter, 16(1): 59-61.Singh, L.A.K., 1979. Bride crocodile from nature mates groom in captivity. Wildl. Newsl.Dehradun, 7(2): 32. Also in: Indian Forester, 105(7): 546.Singh, L.A.K., 1979. Crocodiles make jobs for villages. IUCN Bulletin, 19(11), Nov. 1979.Singh, L.A.K. , 1979. Gharial conservation in Orissa. Indian Forester, 104(12): 623-829.Singh, L.A.K., 1979. Gharial research and conservation. Wildl. Newsl., Dehradun, Jan.1979:7-6Singh, L.A.K., 1979. Oh! for cannibalism. Science Gem 11(1), June 1979: 47-50.Singh, L.A.K., 1979. Pigeon catching muggers. Hornbill, Bombay nat. Hist. Soc., 10(22-25, 6pl.).Singh, L.A.K., 1979. Reaction to night spotting in the gharial Gavialis gangeticus (Gmelin). J.Bombay nat. Hist. Soc., 76(2): 367-366.Singh, L.A.K., 1979. Sexual attraction of a wild mugger (Crocodylus palustris) lesson towardcaptive mugger. J.Bombay nat. Hist. Soc., 76(1): 167-172.Singh, L.A.K., 1980. Half a decade of gharial conservation in Orissa. Makara 2(1): 15-16.Singh, L.A.K., 1982. Male or female in reptiles -- a conservation enigma. Science Reporter,21(2):80-81.Singh, L.A.K. 1982. Studies on Indian Crocodilians during the past twenty five years,Mimeographed summary based on talk delivered on milestones in Biological Sciencesponsored by Zoological Society of Orissa and P.G. Department of Zoology, Utkal Univeristy,Feb. 1982.Singh, L.A.K., 1982. Trap used for catching a mugger (Crocodylus palustris) from nature.J.Bombay nat. Hist. Soc., 79(3): 684-666.Singh, L.A.K., 1983. Communal use of village ponds by mugger crocodile (Crocodyluspalustris), cattle and man (with a plate). J. Bombay nat. Hist. Soc., 80(3): 642-645.Singh, L.A.K., 1983. Feeding prescriptions for captive management of gharial, Gavialisgangeticus (Reptilia, Crocodilia), Indian Forester, 109(5): 296-305.Singh, L.A.K., 1983. Observations on food requirement and food conversion in the mugger(Crocodylus palustris) reared in captivity. J. Bombay nat. Hist. Soc., 80(2): 410-423.Singh, L.A.K., 1983. Observations on the movement of two captive reared muggercrocodiles, Crocodylus palustris Lesson when returned to the wild. J. Bombay nat. Hist. Soc.,80(1): 86-90.Singh, L.A.K., 1983. The Indian mugger, Crocodylus palustris lesson (Reptilia, Crocodilia):observation on the behaviour of a female from nature. J. Bombay nat. Hist. Soc., 80(3): 499-506 (with 6 plates and a test fig.)Singh, L.A.K., 1984. Eublepharis hardwickii (Reptilia, Gekkonidae). The Kalakuta observedat Tikerpada, Orissa. J.Bombay nat. Hist. Soc., 81(3): 708-709.Singh, L.A.K., 1985. Notes on tracking and terrestrial activities of the freshwater turtleKachunga tentoria in river Mahanadi, Orissa. J. Bombay nat. Hist. Soc., 82(2): 414-417 (1pl.).Singh, L.A.K., 1985. Role of crocodilians in nature and management of crocodilian fauna inOrissa. Mimeographed summary based on talk for : The symposium on conservation ofenvironment with Special emphasis on wildlife in Orissa. Organised by the Zoological Societyof Orissa/ Utkal University.