The Herpetofauna of the Islands in Uluabat Lake (Bursa)

Uğurtaş, İsmail Hakkı; Kaya, Rahşen S.; Akkaya, Abdulmüttalip

doi:10.5053/ekoloji.2007.652

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“…Herpetological studies in Turkey mostly focus on the research of large regions and include the identification of species (Werner, 1902;Venzmer, 1922;Bird, 1936;Bodenheimer, 1944;Başoğlu & Özeti, 1973, Başoğlu & Baran, 1977Baran et al, 2012). All these studies enable us to have information about the herpetofauna of the region (Başoğlu, 1947;Kosswig, 1951;Mertens, 1952aMertens, , 1952bMertens, , 1953Göçmen et al, 1996;Baran et al, 1997;Kumlutaş et al, 1999;Kete & Yılmaz, 2000;Kumlutaş et al, 2000;Sindaco et al, 2000;Erdoğan et al, 2002;Göçmen et al, 2003;Kumlutaş et al, 2004;Ilgaz & Kumlutaş, 2005;Kır, 2005;Ayaz et al, 2006;Uğurtaş et al, 2007;Hür et al, 2008;Budak & Göçmen, 2008;Ilgaz, 2009;Tosunoğlu et al, 2009;Kumlutaş et al, 2011;Baran et al, 2012;Tosunoğlu et al, 2017;Baycan, 2018).…”

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Herpetofaunal Diversity of Çanakkale Southwest Coastal Zones

Boran¹,

Uysal²,

Tosunoğlu³

2020

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Along with the literature information obtained from previous studies, the determination of species in herpetofauna studies gives information about the herpetofauna of the research area. Researching the herpetofauna of regions is very important in terms of conservation of species, revealing biodiversity, identifying possible threats, and determining the preventitive measures to be taken against these threats. The study area is the southwestern coastal regions of Çanakkale, which is also the westernmost coast of Anatolia. This area consists of the localities of Ahmetçe, Sazlı, Kozlu, Behram, Bektaş, Koyunevi, Babakale, Gülpınar, Tuzla, Kösedere, and Tavaklı. Because it has the potential to be a coastline separated by the end of the Kaz Mountains, this study area has different habitats and has the potential to host species that exceed isolation of the Kaz Mountains. In this study, the amphibian and reptile diversity of terrestrial and aquatic areas along the coast of Southwest Anatolia starting from the end of the Kaz Mountains, which is the habitat preferences of the species, and the effects of environmental and anthropogenic factors on the herpetofauna of the region were investigated. A total of 5 amphibian species and 16 reptile species have been identified in the southwestern coastal areas of Çanakkale, and the Testudo graeca species are vulnerable according to the IUCN categories.

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Herpetofaunal Diversity of Çanakkale Southwest Coastal Zones

Boran¹,

Uysal²,

Tosunoğlu³

2020

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“…As can also be understood from the manuscript by Baran (1986), who provided a list of the studies on the amphibian and reptile species constituting the Turkish herpetofauna carried out until recent years, either the species were addressed alone and their properties were introduced or different populations of the same species were compared in most of the studies on this subject. In recent years, the studies to determine the amphibian and reptile species inhabiting a specific region have increased in number (Baran, 1980(Baran, , 1981(Baran, , 1983(Baran, , 1984(Baran, , 1990Çevik, 1982;Uğurtaş, 1989;Baran et al, 1992Baran et al, , 1994Baran et al, , 1997Baran et al, , 2001aBaran et al, , 2001bBaran et al, , 2004Tok, 1995Tok, , 1999aTok, , 1999bBudak et al, 1998;Kumlutaş et al, 1998Kumlutaş et al, , 2000Kumlutaş et al, , 2001Kumlutaş et al, , 2004aKumlutaş et al, , 2004cKumlutaş et al, , 2011Uğurtaş et al, 2000Uğurtaş et al, , 2007Özdemir and Baran, 2002;Cihan et al, 2003;Ilgaz and Kumlutaş, 2005;Kete et al, 2005;Hür et al, 2008;Tosunoğlu et al, 2009Tosunoğlu et al, , 2010Afsar and Tok, 2011;Afsar et al, 2012;Özcan and Üzüm, 2014). In this way, detailed information was obtained about the distribution of species besides the clarification of their systematic positions.…”

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Herpetofauna of the vicinity of Akşehir and Eber (Konya, Afyon), Turkey

Cihan¹,

Tok²

2014

Turk J Zool

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In continuous concrete beams, ductility allows redistribution of moment between the negative and positive moment zones. Although many in situ reinforced high strength concrete (RHSC) beams are of continuous construction, there has been very little research on such beams with external reinforcement. Due to premature debonding failures and the linear stress-strain characteristics of fiber reinforced polymer (FRP) up to failure, the ductility of plated members and their ability to redistribute moment is less than that of unplated RC beams.The present study examined the responses of RHSC continuous beams, in terms of enhancement of moment and load capacity, moment redistribution, and different types of ductility. Thickness of carbon FRP (CFRP) sheets, strengthening of both the hogging and sagging region, and end anchorage technique were the main parameters investigated.Various monitoring devices were used to monitor the loading history of the beams. Increasing the number of CFRP sheet layers increased ultimate strength, and decreased ductility, moment redistribution, and ultimate strain on CFRP sheets. Additionally, using end anchorage increased ultimate strength and moment redistribution. The moment enhancement ratio of the strengthened beams was significantly higher than the ultimate load enhancement ratio in the same beam. The proposed equation for converting the energy ductility index to the displacement ductility index provided accurate results.

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The Herpetofauna of the Islands in Uluabat Lake (Bursa)

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Herpetofaunal Diversity of Çanakkale Southwest Coastal Zones

Herpetofaunal Diversity of Çanakkale Southwest Coastal Zones

Herpetofauna of the vicinity of Akşehir and Eber (Konya, Afyon), Turkey

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