CAMP for Mammals of India - Zoo Outreach Organisation

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Biodiversity Conservation Prioritisation Project (BCPP) IndiaConservation Assessment and Management Plan (C.A.M.P.) Workshops forMammals of IndiaHosts, Coordinators, Organisers, CollaboratorsHostCentre for Ecological Sciences, Indian Institute of Science, BangaloreCoordinators / FacilitatorsWorld Wide Fund for Nature, India, CoordinatorSalim Ali Centre for Ornithology and Natural History, CoordinatorZoo Outreach Organisation/Conservation Breeding Specialist Group, India, Organiser / FacilitatorsCollaborating institutionsJawaharlal Nehru Centre for Advanced Scientific Research, BangaloreForest Department of KarnatakaSpecial thanksA special thanks to the Conservation Breeding Specialist Group,SSC, IUCN, which developed the C.A.M.P. process and providedadvice, training, other technical support from time to time throughoutthe BCPP CAMP Workshops. Appreciation is also due to the SpeciesSurvival Commission of the World Conservation Union for developingthe IUCN Red List Criteria, a sophisticated yet flexible system,providing a means of assessing the conservation status of allplant and animal groups.
Mammals of IndiaExecutive Summary
Page 1 and 2: Biodiversity Conservation Prioritis
Page 3 and 4: ContentsMammals of IndiaAuthors of
Page 5 and 6: Ashra, Dr. N.V.K.Coimbatore Zoologi
Page 7: Biodiversity Conservation Prioritis
Page 12 and 13: Vulnerable17 (31.5%)Status of India
Page 14 and 15: Species Family IUCN CriteriaAlticol
Page 16 and 17: Species Family IUCN CriteriaMacaca
Page 18 and 19: Species Family IUCN CriteriaRattus
Page 20 and 21: IUCN Red List Categories and Criter
Page 22 and 23: Mammals of IndiaSummary Data Table
Page 24 and 25: Species Range Area No. ofloc./F%dec
Page 34 and 35: Mammals of IndiaReport
Page 36 and 37: IUCN Criteria for Endangerment used
Page 38 and 39: In preparing for the workshop, a ma
Page 40 and 41: exercises such as the Indian Red Da
Page 42 and 43: SpeciesPrionailurus rubiginosus rub
Page 44 and 45: SpeciesSuncus dayi *Suncus etruscus
Page 46 and 47: Species IUCN Distribution in India
Page 54 and 55: ThreatsLoss of habitat and human in
Page 56 and 57: Species Threats IUCNBiswamoyopterus
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Species Threats IUCNCervus duvaucel
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Species Threats IUCNMelogale person
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Species Threats IUCNRattus sikkimen
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Trade in non-threatened mammalsLoca
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Research and management recommendat
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scientific breeding technology with
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Table 6. Level of difficulty in bre
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Common name Scientific name IUCN No
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IUCN Red List Criteria Working Grou
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The workshop was a good exercise in
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DATA DEFICIENT (DD)A taxon is Data
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1. Level one recommendationA captiv
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TAXON DATA SHEETS1. Acinonyx jubatu
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morphological genetic studies; Surv
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Name of facilities: Refer Appendix.
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Occupied (Sq. Km): < 500. -Number o
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and temperate. Global Distribution:
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Area Occupied (Sq. Km): > 2,000. -N
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54. Chiropodomys gliroides (Blyth,
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Regional Distribution: Andaman & Ni
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Pradesh, Bihar, West Bengal, Assam.
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83. Elephas maximus Linnaeus, 1758
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population monitoring; General fiel
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to Bombay. -Elevation: Sea level-15
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(Namdapha). -Elevation: Up to 1000
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Appendix III. -IWPA (1972;91): Sche
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Sikkim. Threats: Not known. Trade:
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known. Other Comments: —. Status:
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difficulty: Not known. Exisiting Ca
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Not known. -No of Mature Individual
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Population: Not known. Regional Pop
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-Area Occupied (Sq. Km): > 2,000. -
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known. Data Quality: General field
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193. Murina grisea Peters, 1872 —
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Individuals: Not known. Global Popu
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Captive breeding: Pending. -Level o
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Asia. Current Regional Distribution
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Population: None in India . -Name o
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243. Ochotona nubrica Thomas, 1922
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fragmented location). -CITES: Appen
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No of Mature Individuals: Not known
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Sources (Refer Appendix): 20, 38, 2
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Collections). Recent Field Studies:
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occupancy and/or quality of habitat
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Population: None in India. -Name of
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ecord of breeding small mammals. -N
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None in India. -Name of facilities:
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in Tirunelveli; Bates et al., .1992
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iver side. Global Distribution: Nep
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Chakraborty & Pradhan in Western Gh
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in India. -Name of facilities: —.
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field study (A. Choudhury, 1986-89
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371. Vandeleuria oleracea (Bennett,
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SOURCESTaxon Data Sheets1. Abey (19
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77. Choudhury, A. U. (1997). The st
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164. Kumar, A. (1987) Ph.D thesis.
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240. Prakash, Ishwar (1995). J. Mam
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314. Suthakar Isaac, S. and Marimut
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Prani Sanghrahalay; 22. Aurangabad
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Corner; 20. V.O.C. Park Mini Zoo; 2
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Nandankanan Biological Park; 8. Mah
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Toronto zoo; 14. Yulee zoo; 15. Ban
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