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Red Panda is an endemic and a flagship species in the Himalayan region (Roberts and Gittleman, 1984) which threatened with extinction worldwide (Wang et al., 2008). This species is an arboreal, shy, nocturnal and solitary in nature however sometime seen in a pair or group and travel a linear distance of 1.57 Km during breeding season and active only in the late in the afternoon and/or early evening hours (Yonzon, 1989). The IUCN classifies the Red Panda as vulnerable status, suggesting a likely extinction globally if conservation measures are not initiated soon (Wang et al., 2008). On the basis of habitat suitability index,

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Cross Infection with Gastro-intestinal Tract Parasites between Red panda (Ailurus fulgens Cuvier, 1825) and Livestocks in Community Forest of Ilam, Nepal