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Solving man-induced large-scale conservation problems: the Spanish imperial eagle and power lines. [PDF]
BACKGROUND: Man-induced mortality of birds caused by electrocution with poorly-designed pylons and power lines has been reported to be an important mortality factor that could become a major cause of population decline of one of the world rarest raptors,
Pascual López-López +4 more
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The report describes the first case of infection and death of an adult Imperial Eagle from trichomoniasis in ...
Rinur H. Bekmansurov
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First record of Cathaemasia hians (Trematoda: Cathaemasiidae) in a new bird host, the Eastern Imperial Eagle (Aquila heliaca) [PDF]
An injured young individual of the Eastern Imperial Eagle (Aquila heliaca; Accipitridae) from the Protected Bird Area „Medzibodrožie” in the south-eastern Slovakia was subjected to the complete clinical examination at the Clinic for Birds and Exotic ...
Juhásová Ľ. +5 more
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The Thrace geographical region comprises territories of three states and covers an area of about 70,000 km2 . At the end of the 19th century, the Eastern Imperial Eagle (Aquila heliaca) was widespread throughout the region, occupying a variety of ...
Dimitar A. Demerdzhiev +6 more
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Migration of the Eastern Imperial Eagle and Steppe Eagle in Turkmenistan
A dedicated analysis of spring and fall migration of the Eastern Imperial Eagle (Aquila heliaca) and Steppe Eagle (Aquila nipalensis) in Turkmenistan has never been conducted before.
Eldar A. Rustamov +2 more
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Cases of Steppe Eagle and Imperial Eagle natural hybridization were previously described in parts of areas where the Steppe Eagle population is contracting, and the Imperial Eagle population is relatively small.
Lyudmila S. Zinevich +7 more
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Status of Imperial Eagle in Iran
Distribution and abundance of the Eastern Imperial Eagle (Aquila heliaca) in Iran: a scarce breeding bird in Caspian forests of central and eastern Alborz, and in the east of northern Khorasan. Conservation status: Globally has been listed as vulnerable (
Mohammad A. Tabari
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Imperial Eagle in the Republic of Tatarstan – Continuation of Research
Eastern Imperial Eagle (EIE Aquila heliaca) biology has been continuously studied in the Republic of Tatarstan (area 68,000 km2) since autumn of 2011 and covered some habitats in cross-border areas. In general, this is the area around the confluence of two largest rivers of the Eastern Europe, the Volga and Kama, and a number of their tributaries, and ...
R.H. Bekmansurov +4 more
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Natal Dispersal of Eastern Imperial Eagles: Preliminary Results For the Central European Population
The Central European Population of the Eastern Imperial Eagle (Aquila heliaca) is located on its most western global distribution edge. After a strong decline in the last two centuries the population recovered in the past decades not least due to ...
Matthias Schmidt +8 more
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Background. Despite the study of the variability of the mtDNA control region of the esternimperial eagles in the Volga population, due attention was not paid to cyt b, the second mitochondrial marker.
M.D. Simakov +3 more
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