Empirical Data Suggest That the Kashmir Musk Deer (Moschus cupreus, Grubb 1982) Is the One Musk Deer Distributed in the Western Himalayas: An Integration of Ecology, Genetics and Geospatial Modelling Approaches
Amira Sharief(Zoological Survey of India), Lalit Kumar Sharma(Zoological Survey of India), D. K. Singh(Indian Institute of Sugarcane Research), Vineet Kumar(Zoological Survey of India), Catherine H. Graham(Swiss Federal Institute for Forest, Snow and Landscape Research), Bheem Dutt Joshi(Wildlife Institute of India), Chinnasamy Ramesh(Wildlife Institute of India), Iyaz Quyoom(University of Kashmir), Shahid Ahmad Dar(Zoological Survey of India), Hemant Singh(Zoological Survey of India), Mukesh Thakur(Wildlife Institute of India)
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