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Decreased ungulate density in Bardiya National Park, West Nepal, and the implications for increasing tiger populations. A comment on Thapa et al. (2015)

Mari van Lunenburg, Michelle J.C. Kral, J.J.M. van Alphen

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Globally, tiger (Panthera tigris) populations are decreasing and at risk of extinction; the population of breeding adult tigers in protected areas has declined by more than 20% in the past 14 years...

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Globally, tiger (Panthera tigris) populations are decreasing and at risk of extinction; the population of breeding adult tigers in protected areas has declined by more than 20% in the past 14 years...

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Globally, tiger (Panthera tigris) populations are decreasing and at risk of extinction; the population of breeding adult tigers in protected areas has declined by more than 20% in the past 14 years...

Key concepts: Tiger, Ungulate, Panthera, National park, Biology, Extinction (optical mineralogy), Ecology, Population

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