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Gajah 31

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Asian Elephant Specialist Group Gajah #31 2.3 MB 2009

2009 - Gajah 31

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Cover, editorial board, instructions for contributors and contents

(48 KB)

1-2

Editorial

Jayantha Jayewardene

(977 KB)

3-4

Notes from the Co-chairs IUCN/SSC Asian Elephant Specialist Group

Ajay A. Desai & Simon Hedges

(87 KB)

5-14

The human-elephant conflict in Southeastern Sri Lanka: Type of damage, seasonal patterns, and sexual differences in the raiding behavior of elephants

Ahimsa Campos-Arceiz, Seiki Takatsuki, Sampath K.K. Ekanayaka & Toshikazu Hasegawa

(417 KB)

15-20

Elephant health status in Thailand: The role of mobile elephant clinic and elephant hospital

T. Angkawanish, K. Boonprasert, P. Homkong, P. Sombutputorn, S. Mahasawangkul, S. Jansittiwate, T. Keratimanochaya & B. Clausen

(2.4 MB)

21-24

Elephant movement in Karra C.D. Block – A spatio-temporal analysis

H. S. Gupta & M. S. Nathawat

(406 KB)

25-28

Captive elephant medicine: Recent developments

Ellen Wiedner & Dennis L. Schmitt

(550 KB)

29-31

A simple method for assessing elephant body condition

Prithiviraj Fernando, H. K. Janaka, Sampath K. K. Ekanayaka, H. G. Nishantha & Jennifer Pastorini

(2 MB)

32-35

Wild elephant counting weeks in the king’s project area, Kui Buri National Park, Southwestern Thailand

Mattana Srikrachang, Supitcha Kiatprajak, Thattaya Bidayabha, Supatcharee Tanasarnpaiboon, Chawalit Sang-indra, Dheeraporn Saenthawee & Suchin Wongsuwan

(3.3 MB)

36-39

The death of jumbos on railway tracks in northern west Bengal

Mukti Roy, N. Baskaran & Raman Sukumar

(624 KB)

40-45

The occurrence of microfilaria and the response of microfilaria and gut nematodes to ivermectin therapy in Myanmar timber elephants

Zaw Min Oo,Win Ohn Mar Kyaw, Thoung Nyunt & Aung Tun Khaing

(364 KB)

46

Government and WWF brighten the future of Lao wild elephants

Noy Promsouvanh

(254 KB)

47-48

A gathering of experts for Asian elephants

Ravi Corea

(2.4 MB)

49

HEC Posters from Assam

(537 KB)

50-60

Recent publications on Asian elephants

Jennifer Pastorini

(966 KB)

61-66

News Briefs

Jayantha Jayewardene

(2.3 MB)

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