Fission–fusion dynamics allow for individuals to deal with spatiotemporally changing food
resources, with groups from a community fusing together when resources are abundant and …

Fission–fusion dynamics allow for the costs and benefits of sociality to be regulated through
changes in group size. There are different modal fission–fusion societies, and female Asian …

We present a detailed study of male associations in the Asian elephant, using 6 years of data
on identified, non-musth males. Adult males spent greater proportions of their time solitarily …

Musth is an annual, asynchronous, rut-like phenomenon observed in male elephants. We
examined whether musth is a roving strategy, and whether musth provides a temporary …

We examined side preferences in trunk and forefoot movement during feeding in a wild
population of Asian elephants. Trunk sweeping movements to pluck/uproot/gather vegetation …

We compared data (from 2009–2016) on the proportion of sightings of males in musth (versus
not in musth), sex ratio, and male age structure in Nagarahole and Bandipur National …

We present here, the first detailed study of adult male associations in an Asian elephant
population, using six years of data collected on identified males. As expected in a large, …

This thesis examines the associations and dominance interactions of adult and subadult male
Asian elephants and explores how female presence and musth affect these associations …

We report on female Asian elephant social structure in Nagarahole and Bandipur National
Parks (Kabini population), southern India, and examine the role of group size in affecting the …

This paper presents a novel approach to predict Bitcoin prices using Long Short-Term
Memory (LSTM) neural networks. The volatile nature of Bitcoin prices poses a significant …