Tista Ghosh

Demographic history, geographic distance, and landscape features shape the genetic divergence of wild tigers in northeast India

This study identifies genetic divergence in tigers across northeast India, showing that landscape resistance and demographic history, not just geographic distance, drive genetic patterns.

A novel molecular sexing method for Greater One-horned Rhinoceros (Rhinoceros unicornis) for reliable demographic assessments

This paper develops a molecular sexing method for Greater One-horned Rhinoceros using three sex-linked markers, achieving a 92% success rate across various sample types.

Ancient bridges, modern threat: Conserving landscape heterogeneity ensures sustenance of living root-bridges in Meghalaya

The study investigates the genetic structure and dispersal patterns of Ficus elastica in Meghalaya, finding that wind and topography limit gene flow across river valleys, highlighting the need for conservation efforts.

Optimising future rhino population management strategies using insights from genetic health assessments across India

The paper assesses genetic health across Indian rhino populations to inform translocation strategies and management solutions for long-term survival.

Assessment of endemic northern swamp deer (Rucervus duvaucelii duvaucelii) distribution and identification of priority conservation areas through modeling and field surveys across north India

This study models and surveys the distribution of northern swamp deer in India, identifies priority conservation areas, and highlights the need for grassland protection.