CCR / Resource / 2: Vultures and global phenomena

Research Associated with Issue #17 of the Climate Catalogue Reader

These links pertain largely to zoological, ecological and economic research

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This particular post is a collection of articles, information or points of research associated with Issue #17 of the Climate Catalogue Reader. The links are organized under 3 heads corresponding to each section of the Issue. While all the links here are open source and freely available resources, I have also linked publication lists by the authors that you might be able to access through an institutional or organization’s account.

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Vultures and Conservation Projects

1. An Overview of BNHS’s Vulture Program on BNHS

2. Toxicity of diclofenac to Gyps vultures on PubMed

3. Potential threat to Eurasian griffon vultures in Spain from veterinary use of the drug diclofenac on British Ecological Society’s Journal

4. Cattle Drug Threatens Thousands of Vultures on Nature

5. Vulnerable vultures of India: Population, ecology and conservation on ResearchGate

6. Tools of Vulture Conservation in India on ResearchGate

7. Mass Awareness Initiatives For Vulture Conservation In Uttar Pradesh And Madhya Pradesh, India on ResearchGate

8. Vultures-Bringing them back from the brink of extinction CONSERVATION BREEDING PROGRAM -A PERSPECIVE on ResearchGate

9. Annual Report 2016-2017 Jatayu Conservation Breeding Centre by the Forest Department of Haryana

10. A Paper on the population and breeding status of the Himalyan Griffon on the Tribhuvan University Website, Nepal

11. Unusual records of vultures in northern India from the last two decades on ResearchGate

12. Management implications of genetic studies for ex situ populations of three critically endangered Asian G yps vultures: Genetic studies for ex situ populations of Gyps vultures on ResearchGate

13. Dr. Vibhu Prakash on ResearchGate

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Global Phenomena

1. THE GEOLOGICAL CONTEXT OF HUMAN EVOLUTION on Annual Reviews

2. Ice ages have been linked to the Earth’s wobbly orbit - but when is the next one? on Phys.org

3. Understanding Climate’s Influence on Human Evolution on NLM

4. Radioisotopes demonstrate changes in global atmospheric circulation possibly caused by global warming on Nature

5. How to predict seasonal weather and monsoons with radionuclide monitoring on Nature

6. Sensible heat has significantly affected the global hydrological cycle over the historical period on Nature

7. Linking solar minimum, space weather, and night sky brightness on Nature

8. Tectonics Influence The Climate Change In The Himalayan Orogenic Belt on ResearchGate

9. TECTONIC ASPECT OF CLIMATE CHANGE on ResearchGate

10. Tectonics, Climate, and Landscape Evolution on ResearchGate

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Lewis Dartnell

1. A List of academic publications on Lewis Dartnell’s website

2. From Planetary Dynamics to Global Trade and Human Genetics: A Big History Narrative

3. Do responses to the COVID-19 pandemic anticipate a long-lasting shift towards peer-to-peer production or degrowth?

4. Lewis Dartnell’s profile on ResearchGate

5. Planetary habitability: Lessons learned from terrestrial analogues on ResearchGate

6. Cyanobacteria and microalgae in supporting human habitation on Mars on ResearchGate

7. Society, Worldview and Outreach on ResearchGate

8. A living Mars? on Geology Today

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