Complete Barasingha Reference Encyclopedia by Calder Michael (2 results)
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Discover the extraordinary biology, ecological importance, and conservation challenges of one of Asia's most iconic wetland deer species with The Complete Barasingha Reference Encyclopedia, a comprehensive scientific and educational exploration of swamp deer ecology, evolutionary adaptation,… antler development, reproductive biology, habitat specialization, population dynamics, and global conservation efforts.Known scientifically as the barasingha or swamp deer, this remarkable cervid is renowned for its impressive multi-tined antlers, wetland adaptation, social herd behavior, and ecological significance within floodplain grasslands and marsh ecosystems. Once widely distributed across the Indian subcontinent, barasingha populations now face increasing environmental pressures caused by habitat fragmentation, wetland degradation, climate instability, and human expansion.This professionally developed encyclopedia provides an in-depth examination of barasingha anatomy, wetland ecology, locomotor adaptation, feeding behavior, reproductive systems, antler morphology, social dynamics, migration tendencies, predator interactions, and long-term conservation strategies designed to protect vulnerable swamp deer populations.Designed for wildlife enthusiasts, zoology students, conservation advocates, mammalogy researchers, educators, photographers, ecology readers, and nature lovers, this encyclopedia combines scientific accuracy with engaging explanations to create a detailed and authoritative wildlife reference.Inside this comprehensive swamp deer encyclopedia, you will discover: The evolutionary history and taxonomy of the barasinghaWetland adaptation and floodplain survival mechanismsAntler morphology, growth cycles, and evolutionary significanceFeeding ecology, grazing systems, and seasonal dietary adaptationHabitat specialization within marshlands and grassland ecosystemsHerd structure, territorial behavior, and social interaction patternsCourtship systems, reproductive biology, and calf developmentPredator avoidance and environmental survival strategiesPopulation distribution and regional subspecies variationEcological importance within wetland biodiversity systemsMigration tendencies and environmental adaptationHabitat fragmentation, climate threats, and conservation challengesScientific population studies and wildlife management programsConservation initiatives protecting endangered swamp deer populationsUnlike general wildlife books, The Complete Barasingha Reference Encyclopedia focuses specifically on the ecological complexity, evolutionary adaptation, and conservation significance of the swamp deer, offering readers a rare opportunity to study one of Asia's most unique and threatened cervid species in exceptional scientific detail.Whether you are passionate about mammalogy, wetland ecology, conservation science, wildlife biology, evolutionary adaptation, or Asian biodiversity, this encyclopedia provides valuable insight into the survival and ecological role of these extraordinary marshland herbivores.Perfect for: Wildlife and nature enthusiastsZoology and mammalogy studentsConservation advocatesWetland ecology researchersWildlife photographersEducational libraries and science collectionsAnimal behavior enthusiastsEcology and biodiversity readersAsian wildlife enthusiastsPacked with ecological research, conservation science, behavioral studies, and evolutionary insight, The Complete Barasingha Reference Encyclopedia is an essential resource for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of swamp deer. This item Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
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