Titlebook: Balkan Biodiversity; Pattern and Process Huw I. Griffiths,Boris Kry?tufek,Jane M. Reed Book 2004 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht

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Theoretische und allgemeine Betrachtungenand also by the presence of many endemics, both at the level of the genus and the species. The spider fauna has been comparatively well studied due to the efforts of many araneologists from different countries. The earliest data were published by workers such as: C.L. Koch, Lucas, Keyserling, L. Koc

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Erratum to: Die Toiletteseifen,ing the most famous among them. Existing continuously for several millions of years, such lakes are distinguished by their rich and unique faunas (Stankovi?, 1960; Starobogatov, 1970; Taylor, 1988; Wesselingh & Michel, 2001), and undoubtedly constitute “hot spots” of biodiversity. Investigations of

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-41235-6cal history of the region, coupled with its topographic variability, has ensured that a wide variety of ecological niches have been maintained even over the climatic extremes of the Quaternary, when the peninsula acted as a southern refugium for many north-temperate species (. . Tzedakis, 1993; Tzed

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Margrit Seckelmann,Christian Wagneriverse, and discussion of biodiversity even at its most basic level (species richness) is hampered by the number of species which remain undescribed, or for which definition of species boundaries is poorly understood (World Conservation Monitoring Centre, 1992; Gaston, 1996). Diatoms (Bacillariophyc

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Pattern and Process in Balkan Biodiversity — An Overviewsnian homeland probably reflects equally the opinions of the two men. In the 19th century, Ibrahim had been transferred from Bosnia in his early childhood to Istanbul, the most splendid city of its time, as part of a `hara?’, or tax in blood, which was paid in the form of children by Christian famil

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The Physical Geography of The Balkans and Nomenclature of Place Namesluenced greatly the evolution of Balkan biodiversity. This chapter gives a broad description of the geology, topography and climate of the Balkan Peninsula which serves as a reference point for subsequent specialist chapters on the biodiversity of the Balkan flora and fauna. Since some of the geogra