Titlebook: Balkan Biodiversity; Pattern and Process Huw I. Griffiths,Boris Kry?tufek,Jane M. Reed Book 2004 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-41235-6on of the region, the extreme complexity of Balkan physiographical history means that attempts to document this evolution remain difficult without large biological datasets, which are often unavailable.

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Book 2004 biodiversity is one of today’s great ecological challenges but Balkan biodiversity is still poorly understood, in a region with complex physical geography and a long history of political conflict. The Balkans exhibit outstanding levels of endemism, particularly in caves and ancient lakes such as Oh

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Pattern and Process in Balkan Biodiversity — An Overviewies for them to be converted to Islam and trained as yanitsarees. Jusuf Ibrahim, the poor Bosnian child, went on to attain the highest position in the Ottoman’s court. Both men made successful careers in the outside world, but both apparently harboured deep-seated resentment about their early childhoods in Bosnia.

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East Mediterranean Vegetation and Climate Changee not been over-ridden by extensive glaciations (unlike northern Europe); the fact that the region is a `frontier zone’ where the tropical (monsoonal) climatic system of northern Africa meets and interacts with the North Atlantic climatic system, and the long history of human occupation and civilisation in this region.

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A Quantitative Assessment of Balkan Mammal Diversityt powers (Glenny, 2000), discouraged collaboration among mammalogists and other natural scientists and inhibited the compilation of faunal data for the peninsula as a whole. Thus, the process of “balkanisation” manifests itself even in the natural sciences.