The Rusty-Spotted Cat Prionailurus Rubiginosus (I. Geoffroy Saint-Hillaire, 1831) (Mammalia: Carnivora: Felidae) in Rajasthan, India – a Compilation of Two Decades

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The Rusty-Spotted Cat Prionailurus Rubiginosus (I. Geoffroy Saint-Hillaire, 1831) (Mammalia: Carnivora: Felidae) in Rajasthan, India – a Compilation of Two Decades PLATINUM The Journal of Threatened Taxa (JoTT) is dedicated to building evidence for conservaton globally by publishing peer-reviewed artcles OPEN ACCESS online every month at a reasonably rapid rate at www.threatenedtaxa.org. All artcles published in JoTT are registered under Creatve Commons Atributon 4.0 Internatonal License unless otherwise mentoned. JoTT allows unrestricted use, reproducton, and distributon of artcles in any medium by providing adequate credit to the author(s) and the source of publicaton. Journal of Threatened Taxa Building evidence for conservaton globally www.threatenedtaxa.org ISSN 0974-7907 (Online) | ISSN 0974-7893 (Print) Communication The Rusty-spotted Cat Prionailurus rubiginosus (I. Geoffroy Saint-Hillaire, 1831) (Mammalia: Carnivora: Felidae) in Rajasthan, India – a compilation of two decades Satsh Kumar Sharma & Meenu Dhakad SMALL WILD CATS 14 December 2020 | Vol. 12 | No. 16 | Pages: 17213–17221 DOI: 10.11609/jot.6064.12.16.17213-17221 SPECIAL ISSUE For Focus, Scope, Aims, Policies, and Guidelines visit htps://threatenedtaxa.org/index.php/JoTT/about/editorialPolicies#custom-0 For Artcle Submission Guidelines, visit htps://threatenedtaxa.org/index.php/JoTT/about/submissions#onlineSubmissions For Policies against Scientfc Misconduct, visit htps://threatenedtaxa.org/index.php/JoTT/about/editorialPolicies#custom-2 For reprints, contact <[email protected]> The opinions expressed by the authors do not refect the views of the Journal of Threatened Taxa, Wildlife Informaton Liaison Development Society, Zoo Outreach Organizaton, or any of the partners. The journal, the publisher, the host, and the part- Publisher & Host ners are not responsible for the accuracy of the politcal boundaries shown in the maps by the authors. Member Threatened Taxa Journal of Threatened Taxa | www.threatenedtaxa.org | 14 December 2020 | 12(16): 17213–17221 ISSN 0974-7907 (Online) | ISSN 0974-7893 (Print) PLATINUM OPEN ACCESS DOI: htps://doi.org/10.11609/jot.6064.12.16.17213-17221 #6064 | Received 30 April 2020 | Final received 20 August 2020 | Finally accepted 03 November 2020 C o m The Rusty-spoted Cat Prionailurus rubiginosus (I. Geofroy Saint-Hillaire, 1831) m u n (Mammalia: Carnivora: Felidae) in Rajasthan, India i c – a compilaton of two decades a t 1 2 i Satsh Kumar Sharma & Meenu Dhakad o n 1 Chakariya Amba, Rampura Choraha, Jhadol Road, Udaipur, Rajasthan 313004, India. 2 Tiger Watch, Maa Farm, Ranthambhore Road, Post Khilchipur, Rajasthan 322001, India. 1 [email protected], 2 [email protected] (corresponding author) Abstract: In Rajasthan, the presence of the Rusty-spoted Cat Prionailurus rubiginosus was frst reported in 1994 in Udaipur District, the southernmost district of Rajasthan. Since then, it was also recorded in four more districts scatered over an area of about 86,205km2. We compiledसारांश: राज%थान informaton के दि,णी चोरabout पर 2%थत the उदयपुर occurrence िजले म9 1994of the म9 र=ीRusty-spoted-?ॉटेड कै ट (Prionailurus Cat in Rajasthan rubiginosus based) की onQथम direct उप2%थित sightngs, दजR की गयी road थी। इkills, स के बाद rescued 86,205 kitens,वगR िकमी and,े_ म9 camera फै ल े चार औरtrap िजलों images. म9 इसकी Our उप2%थित data दजR set cई। shows तefात that हमने the राज%थान Rusty-spoted म9 इसकी उप2%थित Cat is जानने also हेतु present Qh, अवलोकन in eight, सड़क more पर districts दुघRटना म9 ofमार Rajasthan गए, िवपदा म9 that फसे बचायेform िबलौटे part ofतथा the कै म रAravalli ा टn ैप म9 दजR Hills cए andQािणयों Vindhyan के िच_ इकoे Hills िकये in गए। the हमारे semi-arid pारा संगृहीत zone तrों of से easternयह ?s cआ Rajasthan. है की र=ी - ?ॉटेडThe area कै ट राज%थानencompassed के आठ और by िजलों these म9 भीrecords उप2%थत amounts है, जो अरावली to 71,586km2. Kitens were rescued in six instances. Adult cats were recorded in 45 instances including 41 live cats and four roadkills. Ten adultएवं िवंwन live पवRतमाला Rusty-spoted तथा पूवy राज%थान Cats were के अधR -sightedशु| ,े_ inह}। theिजन ,े_ोंmornings, म9 इस िब~ी and की 31 उप2%थित were दजR recorded cई है उनका afer फै ल dark ा व 71,586 between वगR िकमी late ,े_ eveningsतक है। अwÄ and के दौरानearly छह mornings. बार िबलौटे Theyबचाये गए।were वयÇ recorded िब2~यां 45in बारeight दजR habitatकी गयी िजनमे types 41 includingजीिवत तथा चार foremost सड़क दुघRटना thorny म9 मृत and पायी dryगई। दसdeciduous ÉÇ जीिवत forests, िब2~ंयाँ but सुबह also दे 2ख ravinesगयी एवं 31 and अँधेरे agricultural के समय दे र शाम felds और adjacentशुáआती सुबह to म9forests, दे 2ख गई। and ये िब2~यां in forest आठ patchesQकार के आवासों in the म9 vicinityदे खी गई, िजनम9of human कांटेदार setlements. और शु| पणRपाती The वन preservatonसबसे Qमुख ह}, लेिकन of forests ये कं द र ा is,े_ of, वनों utmost के िनकट importance 2%थत कृ ि ष ,े_ for एवं the long-term viability of the Rusty-spoted Cat. We strongly recommend surveys outside protected areas to determine the connectvity betweenमानव आबािदयों Rusty-spoted सके पा 2%थत वन Cat कुं जpopulaton ो ं म9 भी देखी गई। units र=ी in-?ॉटेड Rajasthan. कै ट के दीघRकालीन बचाव हेतु वन संर,ण सबसे जâरी है। हम राज%थान म9 र=ी-?ॉटेड कै ट की संäा इकाइयों के सãå को िनधाRçरत करने हेतु संरि,त ,े_ों के बाहर इ स के सवé,ण की पुरजोर अनुशंषा करते ह}। Keywords: Aravalli Hills, camera trapping, distributon, sightngs, small wild cat, Vindhyan Hills. सारांश: राज%थान के दि,णी चोर पर 2%थत उदयपुर िजले म9 1994 म9 र=ी-?ॉटेड कै ट (Prionailurus rubiginosus) की Qथम उप2%थित दजR की गयी थी। इ स के बाद 86,205 वगR िकमी ,े_ म9 फै ल े चार और िजलों म9 इसकी उप2%थित दजR cई। तefात हमने राज%थान म9 इसकी उप2%थित जानने हेतु Qh, अवलोकन, सड़क पर दुघRटना म9 मार गए, िवपदा म9 फसे बचाये िबलौटे तथा कै म र ा टn ैप म9 दजR cए Qािणयों के िच_ इकoे िकये गए। हमारे pारा संगृहीत तrों से यह ?s cआ है की र=ी-?ॉटेड कै ट राज%थान के आठ और िजलों म9 भी उप2%थत है, जो अरावली एवं िवंwन पवRतमाला तथा पूवy राज%थान के अधR-शु| ,े_ ह}। िजन ,े_ों म9 इस िब~ी की उप2%थित दजR cई है उनका फै ल ा व 71,586 वगR िकमी ,े_ तक है। अwÄ के दौरान छह बार िबलौटे बचाये गए। वयÇ िब2~यां 45 बार दजR की गयी िजनमे 41 जीिवत तथा चार सड़क दुघRटना म9 मृत पायी गई। दस ÉÇ जीिवत िब2~ंयाँ सुबह दे 2ख गयी एवं 31 अँधेरे के समय देर शाम और शुáआती सुबह म9 दे 2ख गई। ये िब2~यां आठ Qकार के आवासों म9 दे खी गई, िजनम9 कांटेदार और शु| पणRपाती वन सबसे Qमुख ह}, लेिकन ये कं द र ा ,े_, वनों के िनकट 2%थत कृ ि ष ,े_ एवं मानव आबािदयों के पास 2%थत वन कु ं ज ो ं म9 भी दे खी गई। र=ी-?ॉटेड कै ट के दीघRकालीन बचाव हेतु वन संर,ण सबसे जâरी है। हम राज%थान म9 र=ी-?ॉटेड कै ट की संäा इकाइयों के सãå को िनधाRçरत करने हेतु संरि,त ,े_ों के बाहर इ स के सवé,ण की पुरजोर अनुशंषा करते ह}। Editor:सारांश: Angieराज%थान Appel, के दि,णी Wild चोर पर Cat 2%थत Network, उदयपुर िजले Bad म9 1994 Marienberg, म9 र=ी-?ॉटे ड Germany. कै ट (Prionailurus rubiginosus) की Qथम उप2%थित दजR की गयी थी।Date इ स के of बाद publicaton: 86,205 वगR िकमी 14 ,े_ December म9 फै ल े चार और 2020 िजलों (onlineम9 इसकी उप2%थित & print) दजR cई। तefात हमने राज%थान म9 इसकी उप2%थित जानने हेतु Qh, अवलोकन, सड़क पर दुघRटना म9 मार गए, िवपदा म9 फसे बचाये िबलौटे तथा कै म र ा टnैप म9 दजR cए Qािणयों के िच_ इकoे िकये गए। हमारे pारा संगृहीत तrों से यह Citaton:?s cआ हैSharma, की र=ी-?ॉटे S.K. ड कै & ट राज%थानM. Dhakad के आठ (2020).और िजलों म9The भी उप2%थतRusty-spoted है, जो अरावली Cat एवं Prionailurusिवंwन पवRतमाला तथाrubiginosus पूवy राज%थान (I.के अधRGeofroy-शु| ,े_ Saint-Hillaire,ह}। िजन ,े_ों म9 इस िब~ी1831) की (Mammalia:उप2%थित दजR cई हैCarnivora: उनका फै ल ा व Felidae)71,586 वगR in Rajasthan, India – a compilaton of two decades. Journal of Threatened Taxa 12(16): 17213–17221. htps://doi.org/10.11609/jot.6064.12.16.17213-17221 िकमी ,े_ तक है। अwÄ के दौरान छह बार िबलौटे बचाये गए। वयÇ िब2~यां 45 बार दजR की गयी िजनमे 41 जीिवत तथा चार सड़क दुघRटना म9 मृत पायी गई। दस ÉÇ जीिवत िब2~ंयाँ सुबह दे2ख गयी एवं 31 अँधेरे के समय देर शाम Copyright:और शुáआती ©सुबह Sharma म9 दे2ख गई। & Dhakadये िब2~यां 2020आठ Qकार.
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