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BOOKS:
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(1)
Choudhury, S. R. (1999) Khairi: The Beloved Tigress. Natraj Publishers, Dehradun.
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Singh, L.A.K. (1998): Melanistic and other colour aberrations in tiger and its implications. Supported by WWF-India. Facilitated at Similipal Tiger Reserve Forest Department, Govt. of Orissa.
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Srivastava, S.S., and Singh, L.A.K., (1998): Tiger - Melanistic and other colour aberration. (A compilation of publications from Similipal Tiger Reserve). (Xeroxed copies). Feb. 1998.
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Mishra, Ch. G., Patnaik, S. K., Kar, S. K., Kar, C. S. and Singh, L. A. K. (1996): Wildlife Wealth of Orissa. Govt. of Orissa, Forest and Environment Deptt.
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Singh, L.A.K. (1999): Tracking Tigers : Guidelines for estimating wild tiger populations using the 'Pugmark Technique'. WWF Tiger Conservation Programme.

(6)
Singh, L. A. K. (1999): Born Black: The Melanistic Tiger in India. WWF-India, New Delhi, 1999.66pp.
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Singh, L.A.K. (2000): Tracking Tigers :Revised Guidelines for estimating wild tiger populations using the 'Pugmark Technique'. WWF Tiger Conservation Programme.
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Singh, L.A.K. (2000): Tracking Tigers : A Pocket Book for Forest Guards (A pictorial guide for estimating wild tiger populations using the pugmark technique). WWF Tiger Conservation Programme.

CONTENTS
Part-1(go to: Research:PART-1)--
ABSTRACT
1.INTRODUCTION
2.SCOPE AND LIMITS OF DISCUSSION
3.INSTITUTIONS AND INDIVIDUALS
Part-2--(go to: Research:PART-2)--
4.SIGNIFICANT RESEARCH CONTRIBUTIONS
5.RESEARCH IN THE PERIPHERY
6.BIOSPHERE RESERVE AND RESEARCH
7.RESEARCH PRIORITIES
8.SUMMARY
Part-3(go to: Research:PART-3)
9.PUBLICATIONS
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