Zoology- xi d, Asian lion of India, 11 slides
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1) The Asian lion or Indian lion is a subspecies of lion found primarily in India. 2) It has the scientific name Panthera leo leo and is listed as Endangered by the IUCN Red List. 3) The Asian lion historically occurred across eastern Turkey, Iran, Iraq and India but is now only found in the Gir Forest region of India, with the population having grown to around 650 individuals.
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- Many native loach, catfish and snakehead species are listed as endangered or critically endangered in North Bengal.
- Major rivers in the region include the Teesta, Mahananda, Torsa and others.
- A wide variety of carp species are documented, along with threatened barils and mahseers.
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Fish of North Bengal Vol. I (Total slides 48)
This document provides information on fish diversity in North Bengal, India. It was published on January 21, 2020 by Dr. Tusar K. Ghosal of the Department of Entomology at Uttar Banga Krishi Viswavidyalaya. It contains descriptions of 42 fish specimens native to North Bengal, including their scientific names, local names, and conservation status. It also lists the major rivers in North Bengal and provides fish diversity statistics for North Bengal, West Bengal, India, and worldwide. The document is dedicated to Indian insect taxonomists.
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This document provides information on various mammal species found at Uttar Banga Krishi Viswavidyalaya in West Bengal, India. It lists species under categories of resident and common, resident and occasional, non-resident and domestic, non-resident and occasional, and non-resident and rare. For each species, it provides the common English and Bengali names, along with 1-2 sentences describing characteristics, habitat, or role in the region. A total of 20 different mammal species are outlined.
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1. The bagworm (Eumeta crameri) is a species of moth that builds protective silk bags that it lives within as a larvae.
2. As a larvae, the bagworm attaches pieces of twigs and bark to its silk bag, which it renews periodically throughout its larval stage to accommodate growth.
3. The female adult moths are wingless and die inside their bags after mating and laying eggs, while male moths die outside after mating. Their bags provide protection throughout development.
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- 3. Common Name: Asian lion or Indian lion or Persian lion Scientific Name: Panthera leo Linn. 1758 Trinomial Name: Panthera leo leo Linn. 1758 Bengali Name : Singha Hindi: Sher, Untia bagh (Camel tiger) Gujarati: Sinh, Sawaj, Hawaj
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- 10. REFERENCES Kinnear, N. B. (1920). The past and present distribution of the lion in south eastern Asia.. Journal of the Bombay Natural History Society. 27: 34–39. Pocock, R. I. (1939). Pantehera leo. The fauna of British India, including Ceylonand Burma. Mammalia – Volume I. London: Taylor and Francis Ltd. pp. 212–222. Dutta, A. K. (1976). "Occurrence of fossil lion and spotted hyena from Pleistocene deposits of Susunia, Bankura District, West Bengal". Journal of the Geological Society of India. 17 (3): 386–391. Kaushik, H. (2017). Lion population roars to 650 in Gujarat forests. The Times of India. Retrieved 9 August2017. Singh, A.P. (2017). "The Asiatic Lion (Panthera leo persica): 50 Years Journey for Conservation of an Endangered Carnivore and its Habitat in GIR Protected Area, Gujarat, India". Indian Forester. 143 (10): 993– 1003.