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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Late Pleistocene Rodent Dispersal in The Balkansate from around the penultimate glacial cycle. During this period the Recent fauna of the Balkans became essentially established and rodent taxa can be mostly referred to the extant species. The paper does not deal with fossil sites from the northernmost Balkan region (Slovenia to northern Romania).

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The Potential of Diatoms as Biodiversity Indicators in the Balkanseae) are unicellular, siliceous algae. Even at the genus level, the number of recognised diatom genera has risen from 70 in the 19. century, to >1000 (Round, 1996), as a result of new research, improved microscope technology, and major, ongoing changes in taxonomic nomenclature.

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Quaternary Biotic Interactions in Slovenia and Adjacent Regions: the Vegetationits vegetation history, the existence of past refugia, and the Quaternary/Holocene spread of the major vegetation communities. This paper considers this latter sequencing, the possible location of early Holocene refugia and their species dominants, and some anthropogenic and genetic influences.

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Huw I. Griffiths,Boris Kry?tufek,Jane M. ReedProvides the first synthetic volume of the origin and current status of Balkan biodiversity

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