Abstract

We document a hunting record of a rare felid, Marbled Cat Pardofelis marmorata in Hija Village at the Ziro Valley, Lower Subansiri District of Arunachal Pradesh. The ecological knowledge on marbled cats is limited in this part of the geographic range of this species. However, the threats like the hunting directly impact the marbled cat populations. Initiatives to study the impact of the hunting practices and assessing the sustainability of these hunting practices on this species are required.

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  • Peninsula (Alzan & Sharma 2006 and Indonesia (IUCN 2010)

  • As part of our study to assess the level of human wildlife conflict, extensive questionnaire surveys were conducted in three districts of Arunachal Pradesh, i.e., East Kameng, Papumpare and Lower Subansiri (Gopi et al 2012)

  • Pardofelis marmorata kill was encountered in Hija Village in Lower Subansiri District (Image 1)

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Peninsula (Alzan & Sharma 2006 and Indonesia (IUCN 2010). There have been no confirmed records in neighbouring Bangladesh (Hearn et al 2012). ISSN Online 0974-7907 Print 0974-7893 foothills especially Arunachal OPEN ACCESS Pradesh (Duckworth et al 2005; Mishra et al 2006; Choudhury 2010) and Assam

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