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Singh, L.A.K. and S.R. Sagar, 1991. Vitamin-E for possible improvement in breedingperformance of Crocodylus palustris. Zoos' Print, VI(6): 10-12.Singh, L.A.K. and S.R. Sagar, 1992. Prolonged egg incubation and congenital tail deformitiesin Crocodylus palustris (Reptilia, Crocodilia). J. Bombay nat. Hist. Soc., 89(2):194-198.Singh, L.A.K., 1992. Distribution of Gavialis gangeticus. Hamadryad, 16(1,2): 39-46.Singh, L.A.K., 1992. Zoo Book Review, Hamadryad. Zoos' Print, March 1992, Vol. VII (3):12.Singh, L.A.K., 1993. IUCN/SSC Action Plans on Elephants and Crocodilians relevant toOrissa. Onforest, Oct-Dec, 1992: 31-33.Singh, L.A.K., 1993. A conservation Action Plan for freshwater Turtles and Land Tortoises inOrissa paper presented at the Wildlife Inst. of India/ US fish and wildlife Service workshop onfreshwater Turtles and Land Tortoises, Gwalior, March 1993.Singh, L.A.K., 1993. An introductory study of gharial (Gavialis gangeticus) in river Mahanadi,Orissa, Zoo Zen, July 1993, Vol. 8(7), 43 pp.Singh, L.A.K., 1993. New strategy suggested to save crocodiles. Down to Earth, March 31,46.Singh, L.A.K., 1995. Congenital defects in mugger crocodile, Crocodylus palustris. Zoos'Print, July 1995:46-47.Singh, L.A.K., 1998. Kumbhira Sangrakhyanara Bahubidha Pratyarpana, The Pragativadi,24.8.98: 6 (in Oriya).Singh, L.A.K. and S.K. Kar, 1991. Results and Recommendations relating to an assessmentstudy to on feasibility of releasing five thousand captive reared mugger crocodiles in TamilNadu, April 1991 (Mimeographed report).Singh, L.A.K. and R.D. Rout, 1998. Environmental enrichment conditions and theirpreferences by hatchling mugger. Zoos' Print, XIII (1), Jan. 1998:6-8.Singh, L.A.K. and S.R. Sagar, 1990. The escape and capture of a mugger crocodile(Crocodylus palustris) at Ramatirtha, Orissa, Indian Forester, 116(10):10-12.Tripathy, S.B., A.T. Rao, K.C. Pattnaik, L.A.K. Singh and R.L. Rath, 1983. Investigating intothe mortality of Gavialis gangeticus (Gmelin) hatchlings in Gharial Research andConservation Unit, Tikerpada, Orissa, India, K. Animal Health.Any other information:I have diversified my work to PA management/ wildlife techniques, particularly Large Catcensus techniques through tracking of pugmarks. Received WWF Tiger Conservation Awardfor Exemplary/innovative contribution to tiger conservation in March 1999.Dr. Yadunath Prasad SinhaDate of Birth: 05-06-1944 Sex: Male Occupation: ScientistCorrespondence:Zoological Survey of India, Gangetic Plains Regional Station,Handloom Bhawan, 4th Floor, Paliputra Path, Rajendra Nagar PatnaBihar 800 016, INDIAPhone: Res: 0612 350 332; Off: 670686