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October 15, 2025Open Access Public Health and Health Administration Review

Climate Change Impact and Assessment on forfeited Wild Mammals and its Conservative Habitats from Dry Command Area at Kotri downstream, Sindh, Pakistan

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DMDhani Bux MashoriBSBakhtawar SoomroKSKashif Ali Shar

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Overview

Ecological evaluation assesses habitat quality for wild mammals in the Indus River area, indicating critical ecosystem health.

Key Points

  • The study found that climate change negatively affects habitat sustainability for wild mammals in the Kotri region.
  • Water quality analysis revealed varying conditions that influence the health and reproduction of local fauna.
  • Ten species of forfeited wild mammals were identified, including unique species indigenous to the area.
  • The health of the ecosystem, influenced by changing climate factors, suggests urgent conservation efforts are needed.

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Mashori et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68efd921056559ef42877697https://doi.org/10.59644/oaphhar.3(1).231
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