references |
Abdurakhmanov, G.
M., D. A. Krivolutsky, E. G. Myalo, G. N. Ogureeva.
2003. Biogeography. Series Higher Education. Academy,
Moscow, 1–480. [In Russian]
Andrienko, T. L., G. I. Bilyk, E. M. Bradis, [et
al.] 1977. Geobotanical Zonation of the Ukrainian
SSR. Naukova Dumka, Kyiv, 1–304. [In Russian]
Arnoldi, K. V. 1957. On the theory of the geographical
range in connection with the ecology and the origin
of species populations. Zoologicheskii zhurnal,
36 (11): 1609–1629. [In Russian]
Babenko, V. G., M. V. Markov. 2017. Fundamentals
of Biogeography. Prometheus, Moscow, 1–194. [In
Russian]
Dahl, S. K. 1929. On the taxonomy of wood mice of
the Crimea. Notes of the Crimean Society of Naturalists
and Nature Lovers, 11: 159–164. [In Russian]
Dahl, S. K. 1931. Systematic description of the
Crimean shrew. Sorex minutus gmelini Pall. Collection
of Works on the Study of the Fauna of the Crimean
State Reserve. Gosmedizdat, Moscow, 75–78. [In Russian]
Dolgov, V. A. 1985. Shrews of the Old World. Moscow
University Publishing House, Moscow, 1–221. [In
Russian]
Dulitsky, A. I. 2001. Biodiversity of the Crimea.
Mammals: History, State, Protection, Prospects.
Sonat, Simferopol, 1–208. [In Russian]
Gromov, I. M. 1961. Upper Quaternary fossil rodents
of the Crimean foothills. Proceedings of the Committee
on Quaternary Research. Vol. 17. Moskva, 1–192.
[In Russian]
Heptner, V. G. 1940. Wood mice of the Crimea (On
the question of the taxonomy and biological capabilities
of closely related species). Works of the Crimean
Nature Reserve, 2: 251–285. [In Russian]
Heptner, V. G. 1946. The common vole in the Crimean
Mountains. Reports of AS of the USSR, 52 (2): 183–184.
[In Russian]
Evstafiev, I. L., N. N. Tovpinets. 2002. Territories
of priority conservation of the biodiversity in
Crimea and natural foci of infections. Reserves
of Crimea: Biodiversity of Priority Territories:
Materials of the 2nd scientific conference (April,
25–26, 2002). Simferopol, 69–71. [In Russian]
Evstafiev, I. L. 2003. The yellow-necked wood mouse
Sylvaemus tauricus (flavicollis) Melchior in Crimea.
To Memory of Prof. A. Brauner. Proc. of the 3rd
Scientific Conf. AstroPrint, Odessa, 97–99. [In
Russian]
Evstafiev, I. L. 2004. Ecology of the yellow-necked
wood mouse Sylvaemus tauricus (= flavicollis) in
the Crimea. Vestnik zoologii, 38 (4): 39–46. [In
Russian]
Evstafiev, I. L. 2015a. Results of a 30-years-long
investigation of small mammals in Crimea. Part 1.
Introduction, fauna composition, ranges. Proceedings
of the Theriological School, 13: 20–34. [In Russian]
https://doi.org/10.15407/ptt2015.13.020
Evstafiev, I. L. 2015b. Rat, ship, seaport. Novitates
Theriologicae, 9: 82–90. [In Russian]
Evstafiev, I. L. 2016. Results of a 30-years-long
investigation of small mammals in Crimea. Part 2.
Ecology of species. Proceedings of the Theriological
School, 14: 103–120. [In Russian] https://doi.org/10.15407/ptt2016.14.103
Evstafiev, I. L. 2017. Zoological databases: step-by-step
database creation based on Excel spreadsheets. Novitates
Theriologicae, 10: 151–175.
Evstafiev, I. L. 2020. Accidental and deliberate
movement of animals and pathogens of natural focal
infections to new territories. Novitates Theriologicae,
11: 145–154. [In Russian] http://doi.org/10.53452/nt1124
Flint, V., J. Chugunov, V. Smirin. 1970. Mammals
of the USSR. Mysl’ Publ. House, Ìoskva, 1–437. [In
Russian]
Karaseva, E. V., A. Yu. Telitsyna. 1996. Methods
of the Study of Mammals in Field Conditions. Moscow,
1–240. [In Russian]
Kochkin, M. A. 1967. Soils, forests and climate
of the Mountainous Crimea and ways of their rational
use. Kolos Publishing House, Moscow, 1–368. [In
Russian]
Koeppen, F. Ð. 1883. Das Fehlen des Eichhornchen
in der Krim. Des Russischen Reiches. St. Petersburg,
105–140. https://bit.ly/3nAI413
Kucheruk, V. V. 1952. Quantitative census of major
pest rodents and shrews. Methods of census of the
number and geographical distribution of terrestrial
vertebrates. Publ. of AN of the USSR, Moskva, 9–45.
[In Russian]
Kucheruk, V. V., E. I. Korenberg. 1964. Quantitative
census of major warm-blooded transmitters of disease.
Methods of study of natural foci of human diseases.
Medicine, Moskva, 129–154. [In Russian]
Lee-Yaw J. A., H. M. Kharouba, M. Bontrager, [et
al.] 2016. A synthesis of transplant experiments
and ecological niche models suggests that range
limits are often niche limits. Ecology Letters,
19: 710–722. https://doi.org/10.1111/ele.12604
Lobkov, V. A. 2004. Causes and features of the dynamics
of the ranges of some mammals. Scientific notes
of the Tavrichesky National University named after
V. I. Vernadsky, 17 (56, ¹ 2): 33–38. [In Russian]
Lopatin, I. K., Zh. E. Meleshko. 2016. Zoogeography.
Belarusian State University, Minsk, 1–187. [In Russian]
Menzbir, M. A. 1934. Essay on the History of the
Fauna of the European Part of the USSR (from the
Beginning of the Tertiary Era). State publishing
house of biological and medical literature. Moscow,
Leningrad, 1–224. [In Russian]
Mordkovich, V. G. 2005. Fundamentals of Biogeography.
KMK Scientific Publishing Association, Moscow, 1–236.
[In Russian]
Nordmann, A. 1840. Observations sur la Fauna Pontique.
Voyage dans la Russie meridionale et la Crimee,
excute en 1837 sous la direction de M. Anatole Demidoff.
Vol. 3. Paris, 73–108.
Ognev, S. I. 1950. Animals of the USSR and adjacent
countries. Volume 7. Rodents. Academy of Sciences
of the USSR, Moscow, Leningrad, 1–706. [In Russian]
Ovcharuk, V., O. Todorova. 2016. Determination of
characteristics maximal runoff Mountain Rivers in
Crimea. J. Fundam. Appl. Sci., 8 (2): 525–541. https://doi.org/10.4314/jfas.v8i2.23
Pallas, P. S. 1811. Zoographia Rosso-Asiatica, sistens
omnium animalium in extenso Imperio Rossico et adjacentibus
maribus observatorum [...]. Ò. 1. Academico Petropolitano.
Ex officina Caes. Academiae scientiarum impress.
Petropoli, I–XXII + 1–568.
Popov, V. A. 1967. About standardization of census
methods of mouse-like rodents and small mammals.
In: Fauna and ecology of rodents (Materials on rodents).
Issue 8. Publ. of the Moscow State Univ., Moskva,
197–208. [In Russian]
Puzanov, I. I. 1938. Zoogeography: a textbook for
pedagogical higher educational institutions. Uchpedgiz,
Moscow, 1–360. [In Russian]
Puzanov, I. I. 1949. The originality of the Crimean
fauna and its origin. Scientific notes of Gorky
University, 14: 5–32. [In Russian]
Razumovsky, S. M. 1999. Introduction to the geography
of modern vegetation cover. In: Razumovsky, S. M.
(ed.). Selected Works: Collection of Scientific
Papers. KMK Scientific Press, Moscow, 17–118. [In
Russian]
Reshetylo, O. 2013. Zoogeography: a textbook. Ivan
Franko Lviv National University, Lviv, 1–232. [In
Ukrainian]
Semyonov-Tyan-Shansky, A. P. 1935. Limits and zoogeographic
subdivisions of the Palaearctic region for terrestrial
land animals based on the geographical distribution
of coleopteran insects. Proceedings of the Zoological
Institute of the USSR Academy of Sciences, 2 (2-3):
397–410. [In Russian]
Shcherbak, N. N. 1988. Zoogeographic division of
the Ukrainian SSR. Vestnik zoologii, No. 3: 22–31.
[In Russian]
Slonim, A. D. 1971. Ecological Physiology of Animals.
Vys¬shaya Shkola, Moscow, 1–448. [In Russian]
Tovpinets, N. N., I. L. Evstafiev. 2002. Rare and
protected mammal species of Crimea in the feeding
of raptor birds. Natural Reserves of Crimea. Biodiversity
on Priority Territories: 5 years after Gurzuf: Proc.
of the 2nd Scientific Conf. Simferopol, 254–257.
[In Russian]
Tovpinets, N. N., I. L. Evstafiev. 2005. Rare, protected
and threatened species of terrestrial mammals of
Ukraine in the territory of the Crimea: past, present,
future. Reserves of Crimea: Nature Conservation,
Biodiversity, Eco-Education: Proc. of the 3rd Scientific
Conf. Simferopol, 180–189. [In Russian]
Vega, R., A. D. Mcdevitt, J. Stojak, A. Mishta,
J. M. Wojcik, [et al.]. 2020. Phylogeographical
structure of the pygmy shrew: revisiting the roles
of southern and northern refugia in Europe. Biological
Journal of the Linnean Society, 129: 901–917. https://doi.org/10.1093/biolinnean/blz209
Zagorodniuk, I. V. 1992. A review of the recent
Muroidea (Mammalia) described from the territory
of Ukraine (1777–1990). Vestnik zoologii, No. 2:
39–48. [In Russian]
Zagorodniuk, I. V. 1993. Taxonomy and distribution
of grey voles (Rodentiformes: Arvicolini) in Ukraine.
In: Topachevsky, V. A. (ed.). Mammals of Ukraine.
Naukova Dumka. Kyiv, 63–76. [In Russian]
Zagorodniuk, I. V. 1996. Rare shrew species in the
territory of Ukraine: legends, facts and diagnostics.
Vestnik zoologii, 30 (6): 53–69. [In Russian]
Zagorodniuk, I. 2020. Distribution and variation
of mice group Sylvaemus microps & uralensis
in Eastern Europe: fragmentation and clines. Theriologia
Ukrainica, 20: 91–104. http://doi.org/10.15407/TU2012
|