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Lysenko,
V. 2020. Why the steppe marmot (Marmota bobak) should
not be included into the Red Book of Ukraine. Novitates
Theriologicae, Pars 11: 196–198.
http://doi.org/10.53452/nt1132
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title |
Why the
steppe marmot (Marmota bobak) should not
be included into the Red Book of Ukraine |
author(s) |
Valeriy Lysenko (Melitopol Institute
of Ecology and Social Technologies, Melitopol)
orcid: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-3453-1331 |
abstract |
Suitable
lands for the steppe marmot are dry meadows and
clear beams (without woody vegeta-tion), which make
up to 20 % of the territory of the steppe forest-hunting
zone. Suitable lands for this species are large
enough in area. It was found that with the excess
of the optimal number, the intensity of reproduction
of the species decreases, some animals move to less-suitable
or even un-suitable lands causing increased animal
mortality. Re-acclimatization of the species is
carried out mainly by game husbandries, which have
released more than 2330 individuals since 1991.
The in-clusion of the steppe marmot into the Red
Book of Ukraine will destroy the possibilities of
re-acclimatization. |
language |
Ukrainian, with English
summary |
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references |
Tokarsky, V. A., V.
I. Ronkin, G. A. Savchenko. 2011. European steppe
marmot: history and moder-nity. V. N. Karazin Kharkiv
National University, Kharkiv, 1–256. (In Russian)
Volokh, A. M. 2014. Game mammals of the steppe Ukraine:
Monograph. FLP Grin D.S., Kherson, 1–412. (In Russian) |
date |
online: 28.08.2020 print:
31.12.2020 |
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