Distribution structure of the great gerbil (Rhombomys opimus Licht, 1823) in the western part of the Betpakdala desert of Kazakhstan: biotransformation of arid lands
Ziyat Zh. Abdel,
Tatyana V. Meka-Mechenko,
Zauresh B. Zhumadilova
et al.
Abstract:It is well known that the earth's climate changes that occur as a result of global climate change are changing the biosphere of our planet as a whole. As a result, many animal species change their geographical ranges, seasonal activity, migration patterns, abundance and interaction with other species, including microorganisms, the facts of which are observed in the deserts of Kazakhstan. The main carrier of the causative agent of the plague in the desert natural focus of the Betpakdala plague of Kazakhstan is … Show more
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