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Diversity of the Cave-Dwelling Bat (Chiroptera) in the Ngobaran Coastal Area, Karst of Gunung Sewu
Jurnal Biodjati, 2022 Bats (Chiroptera) are divided into two suborders (Yinpterochiroptera and Yangochiroptera). More than 50% of species of bats use caves as their roosting sites. Thus, they play a crucial role in the cave ecosystem.
Tatag Bagus Putra Prakarsa +3 more
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Recent biospeleological research in the Žumberak – Samobor hills Nature Park [PDF]
, 2022 Croatian Biospeleological Society and Biology Students Association – BIUS conducted biospeleological research at the Žumberak – Samobor hills Nature Park in 2020 and 2021. From a geotectonic point of view, this protected area is very interesting – it is situated at the contact zone between structural complexes of the Inner Dinarids and central Dinaric ...
Dražina, Tvrtko +3 more
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Biospeleological research in the Kornati National Park [PDF]
, 2019 During a two year period (2017-2018) first systematic biospeleological research in the Kornati National Park was conducted. Besides being protected as a national park, Kornati archipelago, with the area of 217 km² and a total of 89 islands and reefs, is also part of Croatian Natura 2000 network (site code HR4000001).
Bedek, Jana +2 more
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Niphargus and Gammarus from karst waters: first data on heavy metal (Cd, Cu, Zn) exposure in a biospeleology laboratory [PDF]
, 2004 Niphargus montellianus and Gammarus balcanicus, hypogean and epigean amphipods, respectively, living in karst waters of North-Eastern Italy, were exposed in a biospeleology laboratory to three heavy metals (Cd, Cu, Zn).
GUIDOLIN, LAURA +2 more
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Jama Velika Pasica = The Cave Velika Pasica
, 2015 This bilingual scientific monograph with many illustrations presents the Velika Pasica cave, located on the outskirts of the Gornji Ig village on the Krim massif, around 20 km south of Ljubljana, Slovenia.
Brancelj, Anton
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Travaux de l'Institut de Speologie Emile Racovitza, 2019 Next to Emil G. Racovitza, the great explorer, scholar and founder of biospeleology, the “second father” of Romanian speleology must necessarily be the geologist Marcian Bleahu, tireless researcher of the karst and promoter of the schoolof physical ...
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Western Australian Stygiocaris specimens and sequences.
, 2013 * = Cape Range; # = Barrow Island; BES = Biospeleology, Western Australian Museum; GU = Griffith University.All specimens from Western Australian Museum except Antecaridina sp. East Timor from John Short (BioAccess).
Jane M. Hughes (85960) +2 more
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Arachnologische Mitteilungen, 2015 The species of the genus Pseudoblothrus Beier, 1931 from Italy are revised. Two species are present in this area: P. peyerimhoffi (Simon, 1905) (Piedmont) and P. regalini Inzaghi, 1983 (Lombardy).
Gardini, Giulio
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2012 Belize Biospeleology Expedition [PDF]
, 2013 In 2012 we continued to make progress on several of the goals of our ongoing work in Belize: Identify study areas suited to cave ecology research ; Identify potential in-‐country collaborators, contacts, and bases of operation ; Preliminary ...
Jacoby, JoAnn +6 more
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An overview of the biospeleological research in wider area of Barać caves
, 2022 In 2020 and 2021, biospeleological surveys were carried out in the wider area of Baraćeve špilje (eng. Barać caves), in cooperation with The Public Institution for the Management of Protected Natural Values on the Territory of the Municipality of Rakovica.
Bedek, Jana +3 more
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