The Islamic Republic of Afghanistan (total land area: 547,500 km2 ) (Fig. 1) is a land-locked country in southern central Asia, bounded by the central Asian republics of Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan to the north, Pakistan in the east and south, China to the extreme northeast, and Iran on the west. Mostly arid, the landscape is dominated by the mountains of Hindu Kush, located on a northeast-southwest axis, a barrier to the dispersal of Indian elements from the south and west, and to the steppe faunas and floras of Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan, to the north and west
The lack of information regarding biodiversity states hampers designing and implementation conservat...
The presented article provides information about the reptiles (Reptilia) of Karabakh and the ecologi...
<div><p>The ‘Data Deficient’ (DD) category of the <i>IUCN Red List</i> assembles species that cannot...
The Republic of India (Fig. 1), with a total land area of 3,387,539 km2 , of which as much as 61% is...
The Afghanistan Mountain Salamander, Paradactylodon (Afghanodon) mustersi (Smith, 1940), is an evolu...
This study provides observation on 21 species of amphibians and reptiles obtained during various fie...
The diversity of herpetofauna in the natural ecosystem of the southwestern part of Kyzylkum has been...
Afghanistan is a herpetologically understudied country with few published papers since the end of "A...
The herpetofauna was surveyed from January to December 2018 along the elevation gradient 1367 m to 2...
Brunei Darussalam is located on the northern coast of the island of Borneo and has a total land area...
Takhar Province of Afghanistan was previously known to harbour only two species of amphibians and ei...
Pakistan’s location and rather diverse topographical features (widely albeit mistakenly considered ...
Malaysia and Singapore are two independent countries in southeastern Asia (Fig. 1), situated north o...
The Second International Mongolian Biodiversity Databank Wo r kshop was held at the Na...
Globally, amphibians are one of the most threatened vertebrate groups and are hypersensitive to huma...
The lack of information regarding biodiversity states hampers designing and implementation conservat...
The presented article provides information about the reptiles (Reptilia) of Karabakh and the ecologi...
<div><p>The ‘Data Deficient’ (DD) category of the <i>IUCN Red List</i> assembles species that cannot...
The Republic of India (Fig. 1), with a total land area of 3,387,539 km2 , of which as much as 61% is...
The Afghanistan Mountain Salamander, Paradactylodon (Afghanodon) mustersi (Smith, 1940), is an evolu...
This study provides observation on 21 species of amphibians and reptiles obtained during various fie...
The diversity of herpetofauna in the natural ecosystem of the southwestern part of Kyzylkum has been...
Afghanistan is a herpetologically understudied country with few published papers since the end of "A...
The herpetofauna was surveyed from January to December 2018 along the elevation gradient 1367 m to 2...
Brunei Darussalam is located on the northern coast of the island of Borneo and has a total land area...
Takhar Province of Afghanistan was previously known to harbour only two species of amphibians and ei...
Pakistan’s location and rather diverse topographical features (widely albeit mistakenly considered ...
Malaysia and Singapore are two independent countries in southeastern Asia (Fig. 1), situated north o...
The Second International Mongolian Biodiversity Databank Wo r kshop was held at the Na...
Globally, amphibians are one of the most threatened vertebrate groups and are hypersensitive to huma...
The lack of information regarding biodiversity states hampers designing and implementation conservat...
The presented article provides information about the reptiles (Reptilia) of Karabakh and the ecologi...
<div><p>The ‘Data Deficient’ (DD) category of the <i>IUCN Red List</i> assembles species that cannot...