|Scientific Name:||Anthracoceros coronatus| |Species
Authority:||(Boddaert, 1783)| |Red List Category &
Criteria:||Near Threatened ver 3.1| |Reviewer/s:||Butchart, S. &
Symes, A.| This species probably has a moderately small
population, and is likely to have declined as a result of
continuing habitat loss. It is therefore listed as Near
Threatened, and should be carefully monitored for any future
increases in the rate of decline. |Range
Description:||Anthracoceros coronatus is restricted to central
and southern India (common in a few areas, but declining and
confined to land under 300 m) and Sri Lanka (local and
moderately plentiful, but now restricted to more secluded forest
of the dry lowlands).| Native:India; Sri Lanka |Range
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|Population:||The population size of this species has not been
quantified; it is considered rare to common throughout its
range.| |Habitat and Ecology:||This species occurs in open moist
broadleaved deciduous and evergreen fo