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Lok Sabha Answer - Genetic Inbreeding in Tiger Sub-Populations

Government answer on tiger sub-population inbreeding, connectivity, Project Tiger implementation and corridors involving Ranthambore, Kuno, Madhav and Mukundra.

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Source: Lok Sabha / MoEFCC

Type: Parliamentary question answer

Issued: 6 Feb 2023

Archived locally: 2026-05-29

File: 433 KB / 6 pages

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Use for official parliamentary wording on tiger connectivity, genetic-inbreeding concerns and inter-reserve corridor policy context.

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