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The paper models climate impacts on 11 threatened tropical tree species in the Western Ghats, predicting range reductions or extinctions under future climate scenarios.

The paper assesses how grassland structure and disturbance affect swamp deer habitat use in the Gangetic plains, finding preferences for mixed vegetation and avoidance of highly disturbed areas.

The paper estimates hornbill abundance and habitat correlates in Kali Tiger Reserve, finding Malabar Grey Hornbills are most abundant and widely distributed, with encounter rates linked to food-tree density.

This study examines how frugivore species richness affects dietary specialisation and plant-frugivore network properties in tropical forests.

This study compares tree diversity and structure across four protection regimes in the Western Ghats, finding that Sacred Groves have similar diversity to protected areas despite higher disturbance.

This study investigates the biogeography and speciation patterns of Miliusa in tropical Asia, finding that in-situ speciation and regional climatic factors shape its asymmetric diversity.

This study shows that chronic disturbance in tropical forests favors deciduous over evergreen tree communities, especially under water stress, in the Western Ghats.

The paper compares genetic diversity between two hornbill species, finding the island-endemic Narcondam Hornbill has significantly lower genetic diversity than the Wreathed Hornbill.

The paper examines how frugivore species richness and seed size affect frugivore visitation and functional traits on fruiting trees, finding that seed size has a stronger influence than species richness.