Volume 36

Journal Of Wildlife And Parks

  1. ONCE CONSIDERED THE MOST IMPORTANT CONSERVATION AREA FOR SUMATRAN RHINOCEROS IN PENINSULAR MALAYSIA, TAMAN NEGARA NATIONAL PARK NO LONGER HOLD THIS CRITICALLY ENDANGERED SPECIES
  2. MALAYAN TAPIR ROADKILL IN PENINSULAR MALAYSIA FROM 2006 TO 2019
  3. CASE REPORT: TREATMENT OF TRYPANOSOMES INFESTATION IN A MALAYAN TIGER (Panthera tigris ssp. jacksoni)
  4. CHECKLIST OF CHIROPTERA  AT SELECTED CENTRAL FOREST SPINE (CFS) ECOLOGICAL CORRIDORS IN PENINSULAR MALAYSIA
  5. THE COLLECTIONS OF THE TWO NATIVE, NEAR THREATENED PTEROPID SPECIES IN PENINSULAR MALAYSIA BY THE INSTITUTE FOR MEDICAL RESEARCH, MALAYSIA: THE LARGE FLYING FOX (Pteropus vampyrus) AND ISLAND FLYING FOX (Pteropus hypomelanus)
  6. SEED AND POLLEN DISPERSAL BY SMALL PTEROPOPID BATS IN LOWLAND FORESTS OF TERENGGANU, PENINSULAR MALAYSIA
  7. FIRST CAPTIVE BORN SUNDA PANGOLIN (Manis javanica DESMAREST, 1822) IN MALAYSIA
  8. SIAMANG (Symphalangus syndactylus) VENTURE TO THE GROUND IN SUNGAI YU ECOLOGICAL CORRIDOR, PAHANG
Harini: 13