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AUTHORSHIP POLICY FOR THE MAMMALS OF INDIA WEBSITE

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INDIAN FOUNDATION FOR BUTTERFLIES

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LOCAL PROJECTS: BENGALURU BUTTERFLY CLUB

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LOCAL PROJECTS: BUXA BUTTERFLY DIVERSITY SURVEYS

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IDENTIFICATION KEYS: Appias albina and A. libythea

Identification key for Common Albatross (Appias albina) and Striped Albatross (Appias libythea).

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IDENTIFICATION KEYS: Judies (Abisara neophron and A. chela)

Identification key for Tailed Judy (Abisara neophron) and Spot Judy (A. chela).

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LOCAL PROJECTS: NCBS BUTTERFLY BIOLOGY PROJECT

To survey butterfly populations on the NCBS and GKVK campuses
Create educational materials such as brochures and field guides for butterfly identifications and surveys for the Bengaluru area
Study population dynamics of butterflies to understand long-term trends in butterfly populations in response to changing climate, habitat management, urban pollution, etc.

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RESOURCES FOR PRESS

Here are some short write-ups that may be used for press release and news coverage:

ABOUT THE BUTTERFLIES OF INDIA PROJECT:

Full description in a structured format: See below.

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MAMMALS OF INDIA WEBSITE PRODUCERS AND ASSOCIATES:

The Mammals of India website is produced as an informal, non-profit collaboration between a few institutions, groups and individuals. The website runs mainly on voluntary efforts and generous image contributions from largely amateur mammal enthusiasts and wildlife photographers.

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BECOME AN EDITOR OR A REVIEWER

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ABOUT US

The Mammals of India Website Team: Mammals of India website is a vast project that draws upon the expertise of a large number of mammal biologists, naturalists and advanced mammal-watchers, and upon the generous contributions from naturalists, citizen scientists and photographers.

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BUTTERFLY BIOLOGY

This page is under construction, and its development depends on user contributions. We intend to have the following webpages when people contribute the articles:

Life cycle of butterflies: Egg, Caterpillar, Pupa, and Adult butterfly
Differences between butterflies and moths

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