Naranbaatar Galsandorj

TL;DR: The first range-wide genetic assessment ofSnow leopards based on noninvasive scat surveys provides a foundation for global conservation of snow leopard subspecies, and set the stage for in-depth landscape genetics and genomic studies.

TL;DR: The results show that Eurasian lynx populations shared a common history until 100,000 years ago, when Asian and European populations started to diverge and both entered a period of continuous and widespread decline, with western populations, except Kirov, maintaining lower effective sizes than eastern populations.

TL;DR: In this article, the authors studied the relationship between the variability and contemporary distribution of pelage phenotypes in one of the most widely distributed felid species and an array of environmental and demographic conditions, and showed how the global patterns of morphological variability in this large mammal and its environmental adaptations may have been shaped by past climatic change.

TL;DR: The Global Environment Facility, United Nations Development Program and Snow Leopard Trust for supporting the Global Snow Leopard and Ecosystem Protection Program and development of tools and methods for Population Assessment of the World's Snow leopards (PAWS) as mentioned in this paper.