Table 2.
Ethnomedicinal uses of animals reported from different parts of India.
| Tribes/Ethnic Groups/Region/Indigenous people | Number of animals Reported | Authors | Ref. No. |
|---|---|---|---|
| Assam | 5 | Dutta A (1996) | [18] |
| Sporadic study in India | 20 | Gosh A K, Maiti P K (1996) | [24] |
| Chakhesang of Nagaland | 23 | Kakati and Doulo (2000) | [14] |
| Bhil of Rajasthan | 17 | Sharma S K (2002) | [19] |
| Bhil, Gamit, Kokna etc of Maharastra | 15 | Patil S H (2003) | [17] |
| Chhattisgarh | 10 | Oudhia P (2003) | [23] |
| Chhattisgarh | 7 | Oudhia P (2003) | [21] |
| Bhopalpatnam (chhattisgarh) | 3 | Oudhia P (2003) | [22] |
| Kachch (Gujrat) | 34 | Gupta Leena et al (2003) | [15] |
| Irular, Kurimba of Tamilnadu | 26 | Solvan A et al (2004) | [13] |
| Kanikar, Paliyar of Taminadu | 11 | Ranjit Singh ASA (2004) | [16] |
| Naga tribe of Nagaland | 26 | Jamir N S et al (2005) | [11] |
| Dibrugarh (Assam) | 4 | Dilip Kalita (2005) | [20] |
| Ao tribe of Nagaland | 25 | Kakati L N et al (2006) | 12] |
| Mogya, Meena, Bawaria of Rajasthan | 15 | Mahawar, Jaroli (Present study) |