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Comment on Balàka et al. Updated Checklist of Chondrichthyan Species in Croatia (Central Mediterranean Sea). Biology 2023, 12, 952. [PDF]
Biology (Basel)Soldo A, Lipej L.
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PROCEEDINGS International Scientific Symposium NEW TRENDS IN GEOGRAPHY October 3-4, 2019 Ohrid, 2019
Migration flows have significantly and permanently changed the demographic picture of the Croatian islands. The history of relations between the islands and mainland is at the same time also the history of migration that has determined the relations of dependency or self-sufficiency, status of center and periphery, as well as defined the experience of ...
Klempić Bogadi, Sanja +1 more
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Migration flows have significantly and permanently changed the demographic picture of the Croatian islands. The history of relations between the islands and mainland is at the same time also the history of migration that has determined the relations of dependency or self-sufficiency, status of center and periphery, as well as defined the experience of ...
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The Croatian Islands: An Introduction
2020The chapter deals with main geographical features of Croatian islands. The Croatian archipelago contributes to the small islands of Europe with 1, 246 islands, islets, rocks and reefs. It is a place of multiple contacts between the sea, karst relief, Mediterranean climate and diverse flora and fauna, where there are few freshwater sources or surface ...
Faričić, Josip, Čuka, Anica
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ILLEGITIMATE BIRTHS ON THE CROATIAN ISLANDS
2022Within Europe, Croatia has always been noted for its low rate of births outside marriage. In relation to other European countries, only Greece, North Macedonia, and Bosnia and Herzegovina have lower extra-marital birth rates than Croatia. Croatia is particularly heterogeneous in terms of the extra-marital birth rate.
Mirošević, Lena, Mrđen, Snježana
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Frequent Toponyms of the Croatian Adriatic Islands [PDF]
, 2014 The research has focused on the etymological analysis of the toponyms on the islands of the East Adriatic coast which tend to repeat themselves frequently. Besides the Slavic ones (i.e. Kamenišnjak < Cro. kamen (‘stone’), Lupeščina < Cro. lupež (‘thief’), Pišćenjak < Cro.
Marasović-Alujević, Marina +1 more
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Croatian island population 2001.
2008The book presents demographic, geographic, historical, socio-economical and biomedical characteristics of Croatian island ...
Rudan, Igor +2 more
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Area of the Croatian Sea and Islands
1993The borders of the territorial units of Croatia were digitized from the map on a scale of 1:1,000,000 made in the Gauss-Krueger projection. A total of 19,000 points were digitized. The file of points in that projection was obtained by Helmert transformation from the local digitizer system based on reference points.
Lapaine, Miljenko +2 more
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Diseases of sheep on Croatian islands
2008According to the Croatian Livestock Centre’ s data (2006) over 100.000 sheep are bred on the islands for the purpose of producing meat (lambs) and milk (cheese). The majority are raised on the islands of Krk, Cres, Rab, Pag and Brač. Autochthonous (island) breeds predominate on these islands while Istrian and crossbreed sheep are represented in ...
Cergolj, Marijan +6 more
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