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Phylogeographic analyses reveal recent dispersal and multiple Wolbachia infections of the bright-eyed ringlet Erebia oeme within the European mountain systems. [PDF]
Mewis V, Wendt M, Schmitt T.
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Origin and Genealogy of Rare mtDNA Haplotypes Detected in the Serbian Population. [PDF]
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Comparative Leaf Anatomy of Balkan Representatives of <i>Gentiana</i> L. Sect. <i>Ciminalis</i> (Adans.) Dum. (Gentianaceae): Implications for Species Delimitation. [PDF]
Mladenović Ž +3 more
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The population structure and genetic health of European wolves
Todd ET +73 more
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Searching for Order on the Balkan Peninsula
Geographical Review, 2001********** My fieldwork is in Macedonia because jarring juxtapositions fascinate me. Picasso did it with legs and eyes; the Washington Post does it with bra ads and stories about human-rights abuses; and the Balkan Peninsula did it with cultural iconography and people--people now at war once shared villages, markets, even houses.
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Vegetation of the Balkan Peninsula
The Journal of Ecology, 1931W. B. Turrill, A. Hayek
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Local winds of Balkan Peninsula
International Journal of Climatology, 2018The Mediterranean is characterized with a large number of local winds. One region in the Mediterranean—the Balkan Peninsula or simply the Balkans—is particularly rich with local winds of different types including downslope and upslope winds, gap flows, and thermally induced breezes from land to sea and vice versa.
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