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Gajah 24

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Asian Elephant Specialist Group Gajah #24 8.3 MB 2004

2004 - Gajah 24

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Cover, editorial board, instructions for contributors, picture pages and contents

(1.2 MB)

1-2

Conservation News

(248 KB)

3-4

Comment

Charles Santiapillai

(216 KB)

5-11

Genetic assessment of Borneo elephants: origin and conservation implications

Prithiviraj Fernando, John Payne, Geoffrey Davison, Raymond J. Alfed, Michael Stuewe & Don J. Melnick

(980 KB)

13-17

Establishing a sustainable model for the long-term conservation of the elephants in Sri Lanka

Ravi Corea

(736 KB)

19-34

Survey of elephants in the Mannar District, Sri Lanka

S. Wijeyamohan, S.R.B. Dissanayake & Charles Santiapillai

(1.6 MB)

35-38

Mahouts and their elephants working as Conservation Response Unit in Sumatra

Wahdi Azmi, Heidi S. Riddle, Agung Setyabudi, Wiratno, Andi Basrul, Edy Sunardi, Diding M. Ichsan & Selamat Hardi

(448 KB)

39-44

The shifting chemical signals of musth

Heidi S. Riddle, David R. Greenwood & L. E. L. (Bets) Rasmussen

(652 KB)

45-49

Lipid profile of captive Sri Lankan elephants

W.D. Ratnasooriya, G. K. H. de Alwis, R. D. Wijesekara, R. M. Amarasinghe & D. Perera

(732 KB)

51-53

Information on elephant keepers in Sri Lanka

A. Dangolla & I. D. Silva

(644 KB)

55-56

Elephant endotheliotropic herpes virus (EEHV)

Charlie Gray

(212 KB)

57-60

History and culture of elephants in Sri Lanka

Jayantha Jayewardene

(488 KB)

61

Book review: Endangered elephants: Past, present and future

(268 KB)

63-64

IUCN/SSC Asian Elephant Specialist Group – Announcement of new co-chairs

Ajay Desai & Simon Hedges

(216 KB)

65

Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Commits $180,000 to Smithsonian’s National Zoo to Continue Critical Elephant Herpes Research

(236 KB)

67-69

International Elephant Foundation 2007 Elephant Conservation and Research Funding Support

Deborah Olson

(216 KB)

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