| adaptable neighbours: movement patterns of gps-collared leopards in human dominated landscapes in india. | understanding the nature of the interactions between humans and wildlife is of vital importance for conflict mitigation. we equipped five leopards with gps-collars in maharashtra (4) and himachal pradesh (1), india, to study movement patterns in human-dominated landscapes outside protected areas. an adult male and an adult female were both translocated 52 km, and exhibited extensive, and directional, post release movements (straight line movements: male = 89 km in 37 days, female = 45 km in 5 mo ... | 2014 | 25390067 |