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  • 29. Seasonal Prey Abundance and Food Plasticity of the Vulnerable Snow Leopard (Panthera uncia) in the Lapchi Valley, Nepal Himalayas.
    Koju NP, Gosai KR, Bashyal B, Byanju R, Shrestha A, Buzzard P, Beisch WB, Khanal L.
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  • 31. Determinants of persistence and tolerance of carnivores on Namibian ranches: implications for conservation on Southern African private lands.
    Lindsey PA, Havemann CP, Lines R, Palazy L, Price AE, Retief TA, Rhebergen T, Van der Waal C.
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  • 36. Habitat suitability of four threatened Himalayan species: Asiatic black bear, common leopard, musk deer, and snow leopard.
    Malla R, Panthi S, Adhikari H, Pariyar S, Baral R, Subedi R, Adhikari BP, Poudel M, Sedhai N, Poudel M.
    PeerJ; 2023 Mar 12; 11():e16085. PubMed ID: 37780372
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  • 37. Prey partitioning and livestock consumption in the world's richest large carnivore assemblage.
    Shao X, Lu Q, Xiong M, Bu H, Shi X, Wang D, Zhao J, Li S, Yao M.
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  • 39. Translocation as a tool for mitigating conflict with leopards in human-dominated landscapes of India.
    Athreya V, Odden M, Linnell JD, Karanth KU.
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