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Northeast India supports almost all types of vegetation from cultivated plains to grasslands, meadows, marshes, swamps, scrub-forests, tropical forests, temperate forests and alpine vegetation [ ]the North-east regions of India, blessed with rich flora and faunal diversity and abundance, are included in two world-renowned biodiversity hot-spots, viz , the Himalayan biodiversity hotspot and Indo-Myanmar biodiversity hotspot, separated by the Brahmaputra river The establishment of Universities and research institutions in the region by the Government of India and private sectors has elevated the research from fundamental to advance molecular level [ ]animal research in Northeast India is rapidly growing by employing sophisticated equipment and information technology [ ]along with these, more and more anthropogenic pressure in the region has resulted in loss of some precious animal species and dwindling of their population [ ]gathering of animal science researchers in the region was convened not only for sharing and interaction among scientists, but also to motivate young research scholars, and for sustainable utilization and conservation of rich animal diversity in North-east India
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