Theriologia Ukrainica 19 (2020)
East-European Journal of Theriology
Resume. Volume 19 is a first issue of
Theriologica Ukrainica (East-European Journal
of Mammalogy) in new decade (2020). Totaly, volume includes
16 articles and two chonicles on 168 pages. The volume
and all articles in it received digital identifiers (DOI),
each article has home page, English extended summary,
and translated into English all table names, captures
to figures and bibliography. Most articles are available
in full text format (pdf). The photo on the cover is a
photo of a young fallow deer, winner of the photo contest
"Pig and her relatives" (2019), author Tatiana
Tureiska.
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Kyiv, 2020. Vol. 19. 168 pages http://doi.org/10.15407/pts2020.19
Contents
1–2
Fauna and
Systematics
Zagorodniuk, I.
Close
species of rodents of the superfamily Muroidae in
the fauna of Ukraine: taxonomy, biogeography, differences,
and ecomorphology
Markovska, O.,
H. Tkach. Mouse-like
rodents and shrews in Kharkiv Oblast (Ukraine):
species composition, distribution, and current state
of populations
Morphology
and Variation
Homel,
K.V., K. Sliwinska, A. A. Volnisty, M. E.
Nikiforov. New
data on the genetic diversity of European bison
(Bison bonasus ) in Belarus
45–53
Smagol,
V., V. Smagol. Variation
of craniometrical characters in an artificial population
of Cervus nippon from Askania-Nova, Ukraine
54–59
Csanady,
A. Hares
and rabbits (Leporidae) in collection of the Saris
Museum, Bardejov (Slovakia)
60–65
Distribution
and Abundance
Zagorodniuk,
I., S. Kharchuk. A
historical, etymological, and biogeographical study
of Ukrainian names of mammals of the genus Spermophilus
(Mammalia)
66–89
Kmiecik,
P., A. Kmiecik, J. Furmankiewicz, T. Postawa,
G. Wojtaszyn, K. Antczak. The
Alcathoe bat (Myotis alcathoe ) in Poland:
description of the northernmost localities
90–95
Vikyrchak,
O., P. Ploschansky. Finds
of the fat dormouse (Glis glis ) in cave-type
shelters in the Middle Dnister Region
96–102
Savenko, O. The
first record of a piebald common bottlenose dolphin
(Tursiops truncatus ) in coastal waters of
the north-western Black Sea
Monitoring
and Ecology
Andreychev,
A. The
greater mole-rat (Spalax microphthalmus )
and humans: facets of interaction in the Middle
Volga Region
108–114
Evstafiev,
I. Small
mammals as reservoirs and vectors of pathogens of
Yersinia infections (Yersinia enterocolitica
and Y. pseudotuberculosis )
115–121
Lazariev, D.
Current
state of the steppe marmot (Marmota bobak )
population in Striltsivskyi Steppe (East of Ukraine)
Savarin, A.,
D. Kitel. Small
mammals in the diet of the long-eared owl (Asio
otus ) in the southwest of Belarus
Khoyetskyy, P. B.
Monitoring
of the leopard seal population (Hydrurga leptonyx )
in waters of the Argentine Islands (Antarctica)
Chronicles
and Information
Emelyanov,
I., I. Zagorodniuk. Vadym
Topachevsky, an outstanding zoologist and manager
of science (to the researcher’s 90th anniversary)
148–156
Kovshar,
A. F. The
zoological yearbook Selevinia : an overview
157–160
Summary of articles
(Ukrainian)
Email address of the Editorial Board: mammalia@ukr.net
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