Titlebook: Biogeography and Ecology of Bulgaria; Victor Fet,Alexi Popov Book 2007 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2007 Balkan peninsula.Biogeogr

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Fauna and Zoogeography of the Orthopterid Insects (Embioptera, Dermaptera, Mantodea, Blattodea, Iso. An original scheme of zoogeographical placement of all taxa by chorotypes and by the origin is proposed. There are 49 types of chorotypes (geographical ranges). Most numerous are the Eurosiberian species (33 species, or 12.2%) but the thermophilous species (several categories) prevail in the Bulga

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Fauna and Zoogeography of Jewel Beetles (Coleoptera: Buprestidae) in Bulgaria,ts. Some of the endemics, subendemics, and East Mediterranean taxa, with their possible center of speciation in the eastern part of Balkan Peninsula, could be autochthonous for Bulgaria. Allochthonous elements colonized Bulgaria during preglacial, lacial, and postglacial periods. Our zoogeographical

BOLUS

Spatial Niches of Opiliones (Arachnida) from Vitosha Mountains, Bulgaria, an important feature for avoiding or reducing the interspecific competition. Various ranked-abundance distribution models were fitted to the dataset. The relevant species-abundance model for the harvestmen assemblages studied is the Preston’s Log-normal Model

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Kant, ESP, and the Inaugural Dissertation,sses of Gastropoda. The highest diversity of terrestrial mollusks (181 species, or 76.0%) is found in the hills and mountains. The terrestrial mollusks are divided into 36 zoogeographical categories; they include 68 endemic species (28.5%), 21 preglacial relicts (8.8%), and one glacial relict. In Bu

COMA

下邊深陷

Chemism, Epigenesis and Community,ts. Some of the endemics, subendemics, and East Mediterranean taxa, with their possible center of speciation in the eastern part of Balkan Peninsula, could be autochthonous for Bulgaria. Allochthonous elements colonized Bulgaria during preglacial, lacial, and postglacial periods. Our zoogeographical

Mundane

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Fauna and Zoogeography of Scorpions (Arachnida: Scorpiones) in Bulgaria,