Publications of The Rainforest Initiative

The Rainforest Initiative periodically publishes reports and peer-reviewed journal articles for the research community and various stake-holders with whom we interact. These publications are freely available for download from this page.

Krishnamani, R., Manimekalan, A., Mainkar, K. and Deka, S. (2005). Rapid Assessment and Veterinary Aid as an Immediate Response to the Tsunami. In: The Ground Beneath the Waves: Post-tsunami impact assessment of wildlife and their habitats in India. Vol I. Kaul, R. and Menon, V. (Eds.).Wildlife Trust of India, New Delhi. Pp 81-91.

Krishnamani, R., A. Kumar and J. Harte. (2004). Estimating species richness at large spatial scales using data from small discrete plots. ECOGRAPHY, 27(5): 637-642.
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Mahaney, W. C. and R. Krishnamani. (2003). Understanding geophagy in animals: Standard procedures for sampling soils. JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL ECOLOGY, 29(7): 1503-1523.
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Voros, J., W. C. Mahaney, M. W. Milner, R. Krishnamani, S. Aufreiter and R. G. V. Hancock. (2001). Geophagy by the bonnet macaques (Macaca radiata) of southern India: a preliminary analysis. PRIMATES, 42(4): 327-344.
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Krishnamani, R. and W. C. Mahaney. (2000). Geophagy among primates: Adaptive significance and ecological consequences. ANIMAL BEHAVIOUR, 59(5): 899-915.
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Krishnamani, R. and A. Kumar. (2000). Phyto-ecology of lion-tailed macaque (Macaca silenus) habitats in Karnataka, India: Floristic structure and density of food-trees. PRIMATE REPORT, 58: 27-56.
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Krishnamani, R. (1994). Diet composition of the bonnet macaque (Macaca radiata) in a tropical dry evergreen forest of southern India. TROPICAL BIODIVERSITY, 2(2): 285-302.
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