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Theriologia Ukrainica 22 (2021)

East-European Journal of Theriology

українська версія Resume. Volume 22 of Theriologia Ukrainica includes 14 articles (7 in English) grouped into 6 sections. The volume and all articles have DOI, each article has a home page, all articles have an extended summary in English, as well as doubled in English titles of tables, figure captions, and bibliography. Volume 22 of Theriologia Ukrainiaca has a new style of the first pages of all articles in accordance with the requirements of in-ternational scientometric databases: all its elements are presented exclusively in English. On the cover is a photo of the least weasel, symbol species of this year, taken by Serhiy Ryzhov.


 

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volume 27 (2024)
volume 26 (2023)
volume 25 (2023)
volume 24 (2022)
volume 23 (2022)
volume 22 (2021)
volume 21 (2021)
volume 20 (2020)
volume 19 (2020)
volume 18 (2019)
volume 17 (2019)
volume 16 (2018)
volume 15 (2017)
volume 14 (2016)
volume 13 (2015)
volume 12 (2014)
volume 11 (2012)
volume 10 (2010)
volume 9 (2008)
volume 8 (2006)
volume 7 (2006)
volume 6 (2004)
volume 5 (2002)
volume 4 (2002)
volume 3 (2002)
volume 2 (1999)
volume 1 (1998)

 

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Theriologia Ukrainica. 2021. Vol. 22. 156 pages
p-ISSN 2616-7379 e-ISSN 2617-1120

http://doi.org/10.15407/pts2021.22
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Contents

 

Fauna and Systematics

   

Iliukhin, Y. Rodents of the family Gliridae in the collection of the Museum of Nature at V. N. Karazin University of Kharkiv

Marareskul, V. A., V. I. Marareskul, A. A. Aptekov. Bats (Chiroptera) of Transnistrian underground shelters based on results of the 2020–2021 census

Parnikoza, I., I. Zagorodniuk. Mammals of the Dnipro floodplain in Kyiv: current state and changes for the last 100 years

   

Morphology and Variation

 
   

Volokh, A. Determination of age of the Eurasian beaver (Castor fiber)

Zagorodniuk. I. The incisive foramen as character in distinguishing morphologically similar species of mammals

 

Distribution and Abundance

 

   

Abramchuk, A. V. The Siberian flying squirrel (Pteromys volans) in Belarus: distribution, abundance, threats, and conservation

Evstafiev, I. Distribution limits of forest-dwelling small mammals (Eulipotyphla, Rodentia) in the Crimean Mountains

Postawa, T., A. Marchewka. The first record of a maternity colony of Kuhl’s pipistrelle Pipistrellus kuhlii (Chiroptera) in Poland

 

Monitoring and Ecology

 
   

Brusentsova, N., V. Yarotskiy. Organization of monitoring of burrowing carnivorans: a comparison of different methods

Vikyrchak, O., P. Ploschansky, A. Bachynsky, T. Mykytiuk. Composition of winter aggregations of bats (Chiroptera) in cave-type shelters in the Middle Dnister region (census of 2021)

Nakonechny, I. V., S. V. Skoryk, Y. A. Khodosovtseva. Characteristics of settlements of the northern mole vole (Ellobius talpinus) in the Kamianska Sich National Nature Park

   

Population Research

 

 

Мyakushko, S. Shrinkage of body size in rodents as a strategy of populations under anthropogenic conditions (results of 50 years of study of rodent populations)

Selyunina, Z. V., M. I. Nitochko. The social vole Microtus socialis (Сricetidae, Rodentia) in the westernmost part of its geographic range

   

Synanthropy and Alien Species

 
   

Merzlikin, I. Bat in the flat — people’s reaction and further actions (results of a sociological survey)

 


Email address of the Editorial Board: mammalia@ukr.net


 

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