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We tested the effectiveness of thermal imaging cameras (TICs; model FLIR E60) for finding hedgehogs Erinaceus europaeus (Linnaeus, 1758) while carrying out volunteer spotlighting surveys in parkland habitats in Central London. Systematic... more
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A new method of studying the activity of European mole Talpa europaea (Linnaeus, 1758) with use of digital portable voice recorders is developed. European mole demonstrates polyphasic activity pattern-three peaks of activity alternate... more
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We tested the effectiveness of thermal imaging cameras (TICs; model FLIR E60) for finding hedgehogs Erinaceus europaeus (Linnaeus, 1758) while carrying out volunteer spotlighting surveys in parkland habitats in Central London. Systematic... more
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Mammals of Bulgaria. Illustrated Guide (In Bulgarian' with English summary:  Keys and faunistic notes
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1. India, a mega-diverse country in terms of both biodiversity and people, is battling environmental problems on many fronts: chronic dependence on natural resources, dwindling ecosystem services, declining environmental quality, effects... more
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Even though the puma (Puma concolor) is the second largest felid in America and is widely distributed in both the continent and in Colombia. Knowledge about its food habits in many areas of the Neotropics, especially in the highlands, is... more
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Context: The importance of traditional medicine cannot be over emphasized as a quarter of prescription drugs globally are natural based. In this type of medicine, plants are mixed together or are sometimes used in combination with other... more
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Evolutionary theory has long proposed a connection between trait evolution and diversification rates. In this work, we used phylogenetic methods to evaluate the relationship of lineage-specific speciation rates and the mode of evolution... more
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A Bali tiger skull from Tanjung or Gunung Gondol, northwestern Bali, Indonesia, in the Department of Zoology, Hungarian Natural History Museum (HNHM 4250.17) is described in detail. It is believed to be the ninth specimen of this now... more
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The four horned antelope is endemic to the Indian sub- continent. It is a solitary species which occurs in open deciduous forests at low densities and is currently report- ed from 104 and 3 sites in India and Nepal, respectively.... more
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The state of Espírito Santo has been recognized as one of the richest Brazilian states in terms of species diversity, but the knowledge on its mammal fauna is still limited. Due to the lack of a complete list of wild mammals occurring in... more
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