Zoological Survey of India

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Species and animals discovered by ZSI, 1916-2015

Species and animals discovered by the Zoological Survey of India, 1916-2015
The Times of India

IN ITS 100 YEARS, - ZOOLOGICAL SURVEY OF INDIA HAS DISCOVERED MORE THAN 4,500 FAUNA SPECIES Sep 26 2016 : The Times of India

Established in 1916, the Zoological Survey of India (ZSI) has been exploring, surveying and studying animals across the country since. Most of the animals it newly discovered fall in the category of lower invertebrates, and include insects, leeches and snails. India is a part of the Like Minded Megadiverse Countries formed in Cancun in 2002, a grouping of countries with expansive biodiversity. Developing countries hold more than 70% of the world's biodiversity

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