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2by Saiko Shiraki“... of increasing population, shortage of large trees at suitable conditions for nesting, and habituation...”
Published 2018
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4“... for the hoof. The most part of animals’ habitual area is concentrated in the area of State forest fund...”
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5by Tatyana I. TROSHINA, Olga M. MOROZOVA, Nadezhda A. VOROBYEVA“...) to change the whole habitual way of life. These categories of population are of special interest...”
Published in Arctic and North (2021)
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6by Tatyana I. TROSHINA, Olga M. MOROZOVA, Nadezhda A. VOROBYEVA“...) to change the whole habitual way of life. These categories of population are of special interest...”
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7by Viktor P. Krivonogov“.... They are habitually referred to as the ‘Usinsk Tuvans’. Since early 1990s, due to the decay of cattle farming and mass...”
Published 2017
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8by Aleksandr A. Suleymanov, Vasiliy M. Lytkin, Liliya I. Vinokurova, Stepan A. Grigoryev, Svyatoslav I. Fedorov, Viktoriya Yu. Golomareva, Nikolay I. Basharin, Dmitriy A. Aprosimov“... in the habitual state of the environment. In this regard, for the first time, the villages of Amga, Yunkur...”
Published in Arctic and North (2023)
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9“... of social exclusion as a condition associated with changes in the habitual everyday life, as well...”
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10by Гурьянова, Г. Г.“... of their interviews. A conclusion is made that in addition to the communication places habitual for the non-northern...”
Published 2021
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11by Маркова, А.К.“... as mammals which are habituated in modern landscapes, so the animals which now are distributed far away...”
Published 2009
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12“... important diagnostic traits to distinguish between this species and habitually similar taxa, particularly...”
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