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Monitoring Tigers in the Twenty-First Century India-Part V

The Indian tiger population had more than doubled: from 1,827 in 1972 to 4,005 in 1984. Even relatively poor tiger habitats like Bandipur showed high growth rate of 14%, per annum for over 12 years in succession. The research studies by Schaller in Kanha National Park, Sunquist and Smith in Chitwan National Park and Chitwan Region in Nepal indicate that the growth rates of tiger populations in excess of 6% were abnormal.

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