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Soft cover. Zustand: As New. Contents: Family megapodiidae: Genus megapodium gaimard. 1. Megapodius nicobariensis blyth. Family Phasianidae: Genus arboricola Hodgson. 2. Arboricola intermedia blyth. Genus bambusicola gould. 3. Bambusicola fytchii Anderson. Genus Gallus Brisson. 4. Gallus ferrugineus murghi Robinson and Kloss. Family Turnicidae: Genus Turnix Bonnaterre. 5. Turnix blanfordii blyth. Family rallidae. Genus rallus linnaeus. 6. Rallus indicus blyth. Family Charadriidae: Genus pluvianus Vieillot. 7. Pluvianus cinereus blth. Family columbidae: Genus Treron Vieilliot. 8. Treron chloroptera blyth. Family psittacidae. Genus papaeornis vigros. 9. Palaeornis calthropae Layard. Family Cuculidae. Genus cuculus Linneaus. 10. Cuculus nisicolor blyth. Genus centropus illiger. 11. Centropus andamanensis tytler. beavan. 12. Centropus chlororhynchus blyth. Family strigidae genus scops savigny. 13. Scops lettia Hodgson. Genus Otus Pennant. 14. Otus bakkamoena manipurensis Roonwal and Nath. Genus Syrnium Savigny. 15. Syrnium strix biddulphi scully. Genus Athene Boie. 16. Athene malbaricus blyth. 17. Athene castanonotus blyth. Family podargidae. Genus batrachostomus gould. 18. Batrachostomus affinis blyth. Family caprimulgidae. Genus caprimulgus linnaeus. 19. Caprimulgus monticolus Franklin. Family Apodidae. Genus cypselus illiger. 20. Cypselus leuconyx blyth. 21. Cypselus subfurcatus blyth. Family alcedinidae. Genus alcedo linnaeus. 22. Alcedo grandis blyth. Genus todiramphus liesson. 23. Todiramphus occipitialis blyth. Family coraciidae. Genus corvus linneaus. 24. Corvus benghalensis linnaeus. Family Buceroptidae. Genus ptilolaemus ogilvie grant. 25. Buceros tickelli blyth. Family Capitonidae. Genus Megalaima/G.R. Gray. 26. Megalaima lineata kutru Mukherjee. 27. Bucco frankilinii blyth. 28. Bucco malabaricus blyth. Family indicatoridae. Genus indicator Stephens. 29. Indicator xanthonotus bltyh. Family Picidae. Genus picus linneaus. 30. Picus striolatus blyth. 31. Picus rubricotus blyth. 32. Picus gymnopthalmus blyth. 33. Picus dendrocopos hardwickii Jerdon. 34. Picus andamanensis blyth. 35. Picus canicapillus blyth. 36. Picus dendrocopos darjellensis blyth. 37. Picus cordatus Jerdon. Genus Gecinulus blyth. 38. Gecinulus viridis blyth. Genus brachypternus strickland. 39. Br. achypternus dilutus blyth. Genus mulleripicius bonaparte. 40. Mulleripicus hodgei blyth. 41. Mulleripicus feddeni Blanford. Genus micropternus blyth. 42. Micropternus phaioceps blyth. Family pittidae. Genus anthocinla blyth. 43. Anthocina phayrei blyth. Genus Pitta Vieillot. 44. Pitta cyanea blyth. Family Alaudidae. Genus mirafra hosfield. . Appendices.

Council of Scientific and Industrial Research CSIR is Indias premier agency for promotion guidance and coordination of scientific and industrial research. More than 25000 persons work in its well equipped 40 laboratories and 80 field and extension stations spread throughout the country. Many inter disciplinary and inter laboratory teams are tackling a variety of R and D problems of national importance especially in the areas of drugs agrochemicals natural products catalysis petroleum processing electronics building materials and transportation. CSIR celebrated its Golden Jubilee in 1992 by organising a series of conferences. Two of the symposia were on communicable diseases on Leishmania and on Tropical Diseases. This book compiles the updated versions of 93 presentations made at the symposium held in February 1992 in Lucknow on Tropical Diseases. (jacket) 778 pp.

Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Contents: I. A profile of Chandaka-Dampara wildlife sanctuary: 1. Introduction. 2. Location. 3. Topography. 4. Drainage. 5. Geology, rock and soil. 6. Natural, physiographic, historical and archeological features. 7. Climate. 8. Seasons. 9. Vegetation. 10. Fauna. 11. The people. 12. Agriculture and land use pattern. 13. Tourism. 14. References. II. Mammalia. III. Aves. IV. Reptilia. V. Amphibia. VI. Fishes. From the preface: "Chandaka-Dampara Wildlife Sanctuary, situated in Khurda and Cuttack districts of Orissa, consists of semi-evergreen forest, dry mixed deciduous forest and bamboo brakes. Elephants form the most important vertebrate of these forests. Chandaka-Dampara Wildlife Sanctuary has an area of 193.39 sq km with a very rich biodiversity, and especially along with its elephant population, was elevated to a Wildlife Sanctuary in 1983. However, due to its proximity (25 km) to the capital city of Bhubaneshwar and the increasing human population, the anthropogenic pressure on the forest has increased considerably during recent years. A stringent conservation measure is needed for the protection of the biodiversity of this Wildlife Sanctuary. "The Zoological Survey of India has so far published the faunal inventory of two conservation areas of Orissa viz. Simlipal Tiger Reserve and Chilka Lake. Studies on the faunal diversity of Chandaka-Dampara Wildlife Sanctuary has been negligible except for Tiwari et al. (1998) on mammals of the Sanctuary. Hence, to conserve the rich faunal diversity of the Sanctuary, an extensive study was undertaken between 1995 and 1998, and the present volume covers a comprehensive account of the vertebrate fauna of the said Sanctuary. This document is therefore, the first ever consolidated account of the vertebrates occurring in the Sanctuary. The present volume includes a systematic account of 37 species of mammals, 167 species of birds, 33 species of reptiles, 13 species of amphibians and 28 species of fishes. Almost all groups are represented by coloured photographs for most of the species recorded in the respective chapters.".

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