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Enrico Bazzicalupo Maria Lucena-Perez Daniel Kleinman-Ruiz Aleksandar Pavlov Aleksandër Traje Bledi Hoxha Bardh Sanaja Zurab Gurielidze Niko Kerdikoshvili Jimsher Mamuchadze Yuriy A. Yarovenko Muzigit I. Akkiev Mirosaw Ratkiewicz Alexander P. Saveljev Dime Melovski Alexander Gavashelishvili Krzysztof Schmidt Jos A. Godoy 《Diversity & distributions》2022,28(1):65-82
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Alexandros A. Karamanlidis Aleksandar Stojanov Miguel de Gabriel Hernando Gjorge Ivanov Ivna Kocijan Dimche Melovski Tomaž Skrbinšek Andreas Zedrosser 《Acta theriologica》2014,59(1):119-128
Conservation and management of large carnivores is often hampered by the lack of information of basic biological parameters. This is particularly true for brown bears (Ursus arctos) in the Former Yugoslav Republic (FYR) of Macedonia. The bear population in this country is important, as it links bear populations of the central part of the Dinaric–Pindos population and the endangered population to the south in Greece. The aim of this study was to assess bear presence in FYR Macedonia and to provide the first evaluation of the genetic status of the species in this country. Bear presence was assessed through a questionnaire and sign surveys, while the genetic status of the species was evaluated through noninvasive genetic sampling from power poles and microsatellite analysis. The results of the study indicate the continuous and permanent presence of brown bears in FYR Macedonia from the border to Kosovo in the northwest, along the border to Albania and Greece in the south; bear presence around Mount Ko?uf in the south of the country was seasonal. High levels of genetic diversity were recorded, and it appears that this bear population is currently not threatened by low genetic variability. Cross-border movements of bears between FYR Macedonia and Greece were documented, indicating the presence of an interconnected population and outlining the necessity for a coordinated international approach in the monitoring and conservation of the species in southeastern Europe. 相似文献
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Darul Romane Gavashelishvili Alexander Saveljev Alexander P. Seryodkin Ivan V. Linnell John D. C. Okarma Henryk Bagrade Guna Ornicans Aivars Ozolins Janis Männil Peep Khorozyan Igor Melovski Dime Stojanov Aleksandar Trajçe Aleksandër Hoxha Bledi Dvornikov Mikhail G. Galsandorj Naranbaatar Okhlopkov Innokentiy Mamuchadze Jimsher Yarovenko Yuriy A. Akkiev Muzigit I. Sulamanidze Giorgi Kochiashvili Vazha Şahin Mehmet Kürşat Trepet Sergey A. Pkhitikov Alim B. Farhadinia Mohammad S. Godoy Jose A. Jászay Tomáš Ratkiewicz Mirosław Schmidt Krzysztof 《Journal of Mammalian Evolution》2022,29(1):51-62
Journal of Mammalian Evolution - We studied the relationship between the variability and contemporary distribution of pelage phenotypes in one of most widely distributed felid species and an array... 相似文献
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B. Stevanović G. Dražić J. Šinžar‐Sekulić Lj. Melovski I. Novović 《Plant biosystems》2013,147(3):644-655
Abstract The uptake and distribution of arsenic (As) and some heavy metals was determined in three Viola endemic species from As‐overloaded soil in an abandoned mine at Alchar, Republic of Macedonia (FYROM – The Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia). Some essential elements were also analyzed in order to characterize the common geochemical properties of this site. Total As content in soil ranged from 3347 to 14,467 mg kg?1, and plant available As from 23 to 1589 mg kg?1. The concentration of As in roots ranged from 783 mg kg?1 in Viola macedonica to 2124 mg kg?1 in Viola arsenica. Only a small amount of As accumulated in the aboveground parts of these species (<100 mg kg?1), while in shoots of Viola allchariensis, As accumulated in the range 187–439 mg kg?1. Arsenic accumulation in the roots of these Viola species may make these plants valuable tools for the bioindication and phytoremediation (phytostabilization) of As in naturally loaded and anthropogenically contaminated soils. 相似文献
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