Titlebook: Biogeography and Ecology of Turkmenistan; Victor Fet,Khabibulla I. Atamuradov Book 1994 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1994 Fau

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Vertebrates in the Red Data Book of Turkmenistan,found, within the territory of the former USSR, only in Turkmenistan. Means of effective conservation of rare species are discussed, including their protection in eight Natural Reserves . of the Republic of Turkmenistan.

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Ecology of the Bearded Goat (, Ersleben 1777) in Turkmenistan,verage, is 23.9% males, 49.9% females, and 26.2% young goats; male/female ratfip is 1:2.1. In response to environmental changes, populations may change in herd structure, size, and social organization. Competition with sympatric mountain sheep is minimized due to habitat separation.

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Trees, Shrubs, and Semishrubs in the Mountains of Turkmenistan,st. By the 1980s, tugais (lowland desert riparian forests) had become practically extinct; the areas occupied by pistachio and juniper woodlands had drastically decreased. Most of the described plant communities are highly disturbed by human activity, and require protection and restoration.

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Discursivity and Transcendental Idealism communities. Such criteria were used for map construction, including the desertification map of Turkmenistan on the scale 1:4,000,000. The basic types of desertification include degradation of vegetation, deflation, water erosion, pasture swamping, salinization of irrigated lands, and formation of solonchaks.

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Introduction: A Great Reversal? were distinguished and characterized. Spatial structure of vegetation complexes was studied and mapped. Restoration of tree and shrub species in the Reserve, resulting from the protection regime begun in 1978, was also studied.

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Performativity and the Act of Thinkingetdagh subspecies . is closer to the Caucasian form . than to the three Middle Asian races. Reconstruction of intraspecific differentiation and dispersal of the pheasant in Middle Asia and the Caucasus is proposed, and possible intersubspecific hybridization is discussed.