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Elephant Migration and Dispersal: A Biogeographic Process, study area. It starts by briefly reviewing the historical perspectives of elephant migration. Secondary information on the number of migrated elephants and the duration of stay in the destination habitat was collected from different forest beat, range and divisional forest offices and was analysed

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