Snow Leopards in Nepal (eBook, PDF)
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This is the only book presenting a comprehensive information about the population dynamics of one of the most endangered species in the world: snow leopard and on its interactions with its prey
Besides the comprehensive review, new, previously unpublished data from 15 years of intensive camera trapping combined with scat sampling and their analyses will be presented
Snow leopard attracts a lot of attention because of its rarity and danger of extinction

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This is the only book presenting a comprehensive information about the population dynamics of one of the most endangered species in the world: snow leopard and on its interactions with its prey

Besides the comprehensive review, new, previously unpublished data from 15 years of intensive camera trapping combined with scat sampling and their analyses will be presented

Snow leopard attracts a lot of attention because of its rarity and danger of extinction

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Pavel Kindlmann is professor of ecology at the Charles University in Prague and Head of Department of Biodiversity Research in the Global Change Research Institute of the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic. His main interests include population and metapopulation dynamics and evolution of life history strategies with a special emphasis on insect herbivores, orchids and large mammals. He authored or edited several books on population systems of orchids and on conservation biology, including the Himalayan region and published more than 150 scientific papers in prominent journals.