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Article from: Ecology, Environment & Conservation
Article date: October 17, 2008
According to recent research from Bangalore, India, "The four-horned antelope is endemic to the Indian sub-continent. It was formerly distributed widely in deciduous forests throughout its range, but the current distributional patterns of this low-density species are largely unknown and conservation efforts are hampered by the lack of information on species-habitat relationships."
"We investigated the habitat factors influencing four-horned antelope occurrence and abundance in Bandipur National Park, an important four-horned ...
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