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  Ocheretna, K., N. Lebedieva,  M. Polzyk. 2019. Wild Mammals in Transformed Landscapes: report on the 26th Theriological School (Khortytsia, 2019). Theriologia  Ukrainica, 18: 151–158.
 
   
                        
                          | title | Wild mammals in  transformed landscapes: report  on the 26th Theriological School (Khortytsia,  2019) |   
                          | author(s) | Kateryna Ocheretna, Nataliia  Lebedieva, Mariia Polzyk |  
                          | affiliation | National Museum of Natural 
                          History, NAS of Ukraine (Kyiv, Ukraine) |  
                          | bibliography | Theriologia Ukrainica. 
                          2019. Vol. 18: 151–158. |  
                          | DOI | http://doi.org/10.15407/pts2019.18.151 |  
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                          | language | Ukrainian, with English  
                          summary, titles of tables, captures to figs |  
                          | abstract | The  ХХVI Theriological School "Wild Mammals in Transformed Landscapes"  held on 17–21 June 2019 was organised by the National Museum of Natural History  NAS of Ukraine, Department of Forest Biology, Game Management and Ichthyology  of Zaporizhzhia National University, and the National Reserve  "Khortytsia". More than 37 zoologists representing 23 institutions of  four countries such as Ukraine, Belarus, Poland, and France took part in the  conference. This School-Seminar consisted of several thematic blocks: keynote  session, thematic reports and discussions on the main topic, current research  and approbation of theses results, workshops and field studies, "Bat Night"  event and photo contest "The Boar and Its Family in the Lens". The  program of the School was fully implemented. Workshops on collecting and  analysis of pellets and on in vivo study methods of bats revealed new species  in the mammal fauna of Khortytsya Island, in particular Mus spicilegus, Sylvaemus  tauricus and Pipistrellus nathusii,  and also confirmed the presence of a number of other species of shrews, bats  and rodents. The Dniester Canyon National Nature Park was chosen as the venue  of the next Theriological School in autumn 2020. Also, the leadership of the  Theriological Society decided to hold an inter-school seminar "Mammals in  Pellets of Birds of Prey" in autumn or winter of 2019 in  Kamianets-Podilskyi. |   
                          | keywords | theriology, mammals,  environmental changes, scientific societies, Theriological School. |  
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