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BIOSTIMULYATORLARNING HAYVONLAR IMMUN TIZIMIGA TA’SIRI
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RATSIONAL OVQATLANISHNING JISMONIY RIVOJLANISH BILAN BOG’LIQLIGI
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«OROLBO‘YI» MILLIY TABIAT BOG‘IDA OLIB BORILGAN BAHORGI VA YOZGI ORNITOLOGIK KUZATISHLAR
Get PDFThe article describes the materials of ornithological research conducted in the Aral region National Natural Park and its surroundings in spring and summer of 2024. The species composition, distribution, number and ecology of some species of birds have been studied by the authors
ФАУНИСТИЧЕСКОЕ БОГАТСТВО ИНФРАОТРЯДА PENTATOMOMORPHA (HETEROPTERA) РУССКОГО АЛТАЯ
Get PDFThe article provides a concise overview of the main stages in the study of the infraorder Pentatomomorpha (Heteroptera) in the Russian Altai. An updated list of families and genera for this region is presented, comprising 284 species across 135 genera and 15 families
JANUBIY O‘ZBEKISTON SUV HAVZALARI ZULUKLARINI O‘RGANISHGA OID ILK MA’LUMOTLAR
Get PDFThis article examines the history of research and species composition of leeches (Hirudinida) found in the aquatic environments of Southern Uzbekistan. Based on the analysis of relevant scientific literature, the study highlights the biological and ecological characteristics of leeches, their role in aquatic ecosystems, and their distribution areas. Additionally, the scope and results of existing studies are analyzed, emphasizing that the leech fauna of Southern Uzbekistan has not yet been sufficiently studied
QORAQALPOGʻISTON RESPUBLIKASI CHO’L HUDUDLARI UZUN SHOXLI QOʻNGʻIZLARINING Neoplocaederus scapularis (COLEOPTERA: CERAMBYCIDAE) BIOEKOLOGIK XUSUSIYATLARI
Get PDFDistribution and biology of some little-known species of Neoplocaederus Scapularis (Coleoptera:Cerambycidae) collected in the north-east of Karakalpakstan by Takhtakopirsky district bordering Beruniysky in the south, Ellikkalinsky in the east, Karaozaksky in the west, Moinaksky district in the north-west, with the Republic of Kazakhstan and Navoi region and new information on ecology is presented. New habitats for species considered pests or invasive species, such as Aeolesthes sarta (Solsky, 1871) and Neoplocaederus scapularis (Fischer von Waldheim, 1821). The list of taxa collected by the first author during many years of field research in Karakalpakstan, and photographs of little-known species from his collection, including some endemics, are given. In addition, there are high-quality photographs of some extremely rare species collected during our expedition, namely Xylotrechus (Xylotrechus) (Gebler, 1825), as well as images of their habitat
SAFEGUARDING THE EUROPEAN POND TURTLE: CONSERVATION STRATEGIES IN TÜRKIYE
Get PDFThe European Pond Turtle (Emys orbicularis) has experienced a significant population decline across its range due to habitat loss, climate change, and human activities. This review examines the factors contributing to its decline, such as habitat degradation from agricultural practices, climate shifts, and population fragmentation, which limits gene flow and increases the risk of local extinctions. Conservation efforts, including habitat restoration, legal protections under the Natura 2000 framework, and population management techniques, have been implemented with varying success. In Türkiye, a subspecies, Emys orbicularis eiselti, faces critical endangerment, with fewer than 100 mature individuals remaining. Conservation strategies must prioritize habitat connectivity and address both aquatic and terrestrial habitat needs. A multifaceted, adaptive approach that incorporates continued research and landscape management is essential for the long-term survival of the species
ZAMОNAVIY ZOОLОGIYA FANI TA’LIMIDA FОYDALANILADIGAN VОSITALAR VA ULARGA QO’YILADIGAN TALABLAR
Get PDFThe use of computer and Information Technology in zoology tutorials provides educators with the potential to model and other similar biochemical processes that take place in living organisms
QUYI AMUDARYO DAVLAT BIOSFERA REZERVATI QANDALALARI (HETEROPTERA) TUR XILMA-XILLIGI
Get PDFThis article presents the species composition of bugs (Heteroptera) inhabiting the Lower
Amudarya State Biosphere Reserve. The research revealed that the study area is home to 13 families, 39 genera, and
52 species of bugs. The highest number of species belongs to the families Miridae — 14 species (27%), and
Pentatomidae and Reduviidae — with 7 species each (13% each). The lowest number of species was found in the
families Tingidae, Pyrrhocoridae, and Alydida
QURUQLIK QORINOYOQLI MOLLYUSKALARI RADULASINING TUZILISHI VA TIPLARI
Get PDFThe radula has been widely used as a structural study object in the study of the gastropoda class.Research is growing rapidly on the anatomy and morphology of the scientific radula, but also on the relationshipbetween the radula and food type, or the radula and interrelationships. In naming new species, the radula also playeda role in revising species in the genus. Differences in the shape and structure of the radula are strongly influenced bythe type of mollusk. The radula is such an important part of the life of many molluscs that it is often overlooked