Possibilities of Studying the Fauna and Population of Terrestrial Vertebrates of Mountain Wastelands Using Camera Traps from the Example of the Eastern Part of Tukuringa Ridge

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Arid Ecosystems
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2024-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.1134/s2079096124700458
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Wildlife Ecology and Conservation
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Possibilities of Studying the Fauna and Population of Terrestrial Vertebrates of Mountain Wastelands Using Camera Traps from the Example of the Eastern Part of Tukuringa Ridge

S. A. Podolsky, D. S. Chemirskaya, V. Savochka
Arid Ecosystems
Wildlife Ecology and Conservation
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Possibilities of Studying the Fauna and Population of Terrestrial Vertebrates of Mountain Wastelands Using Camera Traps from the Example of the Eastern Part of Tukuringa Ridge

S. A. Podolsky, D. S. Chemirskaya, V. Savochka
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Arid EcosystemsVol. 14(4)
Institute of Water Problems (RU), Baikal Nature Reserve (RU)
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Wildlife Ecology and Conservation
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Possibilities of Studying the Fauna and Population of Terrestrial Vertebrates of Mountain Wastelands Using Camera Traps from the Example of the Eastern Part of Tukuringa Ridge — S. A. Podolsky, D. S. Chemirskaya, et al. · Arid Ecosystems (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS