markhor

• “In Pakistan's northern uplands, it is not uncommon to find hybrids between domestic goats and the mountain goat known as "markhor" (Capra falconeri).”

  1 Microcattle

• “The degradation of the substantial vegetative covering has caused migration to markhor and wild goat that has disturbed the food chain for the elusive snow leopard forcing him to migrate to some other habitats.”

  Climate Vigil Rally Chitral, Pakistan

• “The juniper forest of north central Baluchistan is believed to be the most extensive remaining in the world and is home to the distinctive and highly threatened Baluchistan bear and straight-horned markhor.”

  Baluchistan xeric woodlands

• “The Indus River dolphin, the Baluchistan bear, the Suleiman markhor, Hotson's long-tailed hamster, and the Central Asian cobra are classified as endangered.”

  Baluchistan xeric woodlands

• “They include markhor (Capra falconeri), ibex (Capra ibex), and urial (Ovis orientalis).”

  Karakoram-West Tibetan Plateau alpine steppe

• “The Suleiman markhor, Afghan urial, and Ladahk urial are listed as endangered, and the Chiltan wild goat is indicated as critically endangered on IUCN's Red List of threatened animals database.”

  Sulaiman Range alpine meadows

• “The flare horned markhor, sarmantier (Vormela peregusna), hyena, wolf, and leopard are also threatened in this ecoregion.”

  Sulaiman Range alpine meadows

• “Trophy hunting for markhor, ibex, snow leopard, and game birds (such as falcons) is prevalent in this ecoregion and has decimated their populations.”

  Karakoram-West Tibetan Plateau alpine steppe

• “In the 1950s the population of Chiltan markhor used to exceed 1,200.”

  East Afghan montane conifer forests

• “These temperate coniferous forests of western Pakistan and northeastern Afghanistan support a variety of avifauna and harbor the largest remaining populations of Chiltan markhor (Capra falconeri chiltanensis).”

  East Afghan montane conifer forests

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