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The MoC was the regulatory body that gave the A-OK to
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Also listed in MoC (1991) are a number of species which are threatened at the international level, including nine rare and three vulnerable species.
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MoC records 59 mammals (six orders and 18 families); 155 birds (12 orders and 29 families); five reptiles (two orders and three families); five amphibians (two orders and four families) and two fish species.
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MoC (1991) lists a number of other prohibitions, restrictions and proposals, including measures to control tourist and pilgrim numbers during peak periods and to improve staff training and take on better qualified personnel.
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Apart from the characteristic species mentioned above, MoC (1991) contains a list of 101 higher plant species of interest for their rarity, endemism, and ornamental and medicinal value.
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MoC (1991) lists 116 species of vertebrates from 50 families: 12 amphibians, 17 reptiles, 53 birds and 34 mammals: the total number of vertebrates is undoubtedly higher than this, Thorsell for example states that there are 70 bird species in the site.
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Ten such villages are listed in MoC (1991), although none of these is inhabited now.
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WWF Project Report (unpublished). 23 pp. Ministry of Construction (MoC) (1991).
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MoC (1991) indicates that 3,000 species of plant occur within the area, including some 600 species of woody plant (from 252 genera and 94 families); these are split fairly evenly between tropical/subtropical and temperate species.
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A preliminary list of birds is given in MoC which includes Pallas's fish-eagle Haliaeetus leucoryphus (VU), five species of pheasant, notably Chinese monal Lophophorus lhuysii (VU), and a number of waterfowl species.
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