Bioethics – Azerbaijan

Mammadov, Vugar

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“…Climate change may increase the availability of fertile habitat for the development of widespread species. Dominant, endemic species may not adapt to the changing environmental conditions of their habitat, leading to species succession, as well as ecosystem dysfunction and resource depletion after species interbreeding [ 9,10] [11].…”

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The impact of climate change on the taxonomic composition of the Zagatala State Nature Reserve

Hasanova,

Huseynova,

Guliyeva

et al. 2024

BIO Web Conf.

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Zagatala State Nature Reserve is one of the first reserves created in the South Caucasus. The territory of this reserve, organized in 1929, is 47349 ha. The fact that the Zagatala Reserve is bordered by the Lagodekhi Reserve (Georgia) and the Tiyarta Ban (Russia) further increases its natural conservation importance. The main four factors that influence the climate of the reserve are geographical latitude, the protection of the area from the north by mountain ranges, the presence of a strongly fragmented relief and the height amplitude of the area to be high (up to 360-3600 m). Because the soil is rich and the relief is complex, the flora and vegetation are also diverse. Only 1.6% of its area covered by forest is mainly coniferous Pinus hamata (Steven) Sosn., Taxus baccata L., Juniperus oblonga M.B. species. Pinus hamata (Steven) Sosn., which grows naturally only in Balakenchay basin in Azerbaijan it is sparsely distributed in the not very high mountain range up to 1000 m in height between Balakenchay and Filizchay, at an altitude of 1200 m above sea level. In the Zagatala State Nature Reserve, the main composition of the flora is petrophytes, i.e., rock plants consisting of stony soil.

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“…Cherepanov and "Azerbaijani flora" [2]. State Nature Reserves [3], endemic, relic species [4], vegetation [5], climatic factors [6,7], assessment of natural resources [8,9], dominant species [10], plant classification APG III [11], (Modern Taxonomic System of Flowering Plants) system.…”

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The impact of climate change on the taxonomic composition of the Zagatala State Nature Reserve

Hasanova,

Huseynova,

Guliyeva

et al. 2024

BIO Web Conf.

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“…This map covered the settlement of Urumbazar (located at the junction of the Shahdagh, Murovdagh, and Zangazur mountains), the Urumbazarchay river, the Urumus mountain south of Goycha (Sevan) lake, Ayrumcha mountain (Eyramcha), the villages Ayrum, Gulezarayrum (Goledzarayrum) and Charvadarairum; Ayrum settlement (camp) of the northern part of the Karabakh plateau, the village of Choirum on the coast of Kura river, the village of Kheyrim in the Gazakh (in his own words, Khay-Khorom, i.e. for the Armenian Greeks), the areas stretching from the south coast of the Kura river to the places where the Alazani and Iori rivers flow into the Kura as a thin strip, and the areas from the Karabakh mountains to Nakhchivan (Mammadov, 2008).…”

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About the origin of the Ayrums

Babayev,

Hadjiyeva,

Yusifova

2024

Journ. Geol., Geogr., and Geoec..

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In more recent times, political problems faced by all-Turkic toponymy did not leave the toponymic system of Azerbaijan out of the grip of these challenges. In scientific journals, symposiums, and conferences, the opinions of our linguists, historians, and geographers regarding the linguistic and etymological analyses of any toponymic unit, turning from scientific debates into personal conflicts and outpourings of dissatisfaction, diverted attention from the correct and fair steps taken by honest researchers in the direction of solving the problem. Regretfully, it can be noted that sometimes, without any reason, the search for the explanation of our onomastic units in the Persian and Armenian languages has been connected with the fact that our territory borders Iran and Armenia. But we should not forget the fact that throughout history, Azerbaijan has bordered the Iravan Khanate, South Azerbaijan, and Türkiye. We must not forget that the population here consists entirely of Turkic tribes. Armenians who occupied our historical homeland not only tried to adopt our native names in those areas but in general, the representatives of this nation have always taken a biased position with the desire to appropriate toponyms of Turkish origin. Their main goal was to falsify the fact that our people live in our homeland, which they have owned for thousands of years, by changing these names. One of the ancient Oghuz tribes, the Ayrums contributed to the origin of the Azerbaijani people. The lack of substantial research on this tribe has led to the creation of fictional ideas about the origin of the Ayrums that have no scientific basis in certain periods. Surely, all this indicates the negative intentions of the Armenians and their allies, who from time to time steal the names of ancient Turkic tribes from our history and create a so-called history for themselves. G. Garagashli, a scientist who conducted serious research on the Ayrums for the first time, clarified many points in his work based on quite valid and logical arguments. G. Garagashli advises his colleagues, who do not agree with his views, to prioritize not only archaeological but also paleontological (linguistic) research in the region inhabited by Ayrums when re-investigating this topic. It is possible to draw confident theoretical conclusions based on thorough research. To preserve its national memory, every nation must first of all have its place names. From this point of view, toponyms are of exceptional importance as an invaluable source for the study of the language, history, geography and ethnography of our people. Our old tribal names, beliefs, and language units live probably better live on oeconym. «Ayrums» is one of the ethno-toponyms that keep our ancestry alive.

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Bioethics – Azerbaijan

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The impact of climate change on the taxonomic composition of the Zagatala State Nature Reserve

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