Indian
tigers face extinction due to lost genetic diversity - Deccan
Herald
Deccan
Herald
Over the last two centuries, Indian tigers have become more
vulnerable for extinction due to isolation of big cat population
triggered by loss of habitat, population biologists in Bangalore have claimed.
Notwithstanding a rise in their absolute numbers ...
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