Asymmetric gene flow and genetic admixture underscore the importance of landscape connectivity in himalayan black bears and leopards
Shahid Ahmad Dar(Zoological Survey of India), Lalit Kumar Sharma(Zoological Survey of India), Mukesh Thakur(Wildlife Institute of India), Avijit Ghosh(Zoological Survey of India), Vineet Kumar(Zoological Survey of India), Bheem Dutt Joshi(Wildlife Institute of India), Amar Paul Singh(Zoological Survey of India), Dhriti Banerjee(Zoological Survey of India), Ritam Dutta(Zoological Survey of India), Amira Sharief(Zoological Survey of India), Vinay Kumar Singh(Banaras Hindu University), Hemant Singh(Zoological Survey of India)
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