2013
DOI: 10.1134/s0013873813090145
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Organization of studies of the gnus complex of bloodsucking dipterans (diptera: culicidae, ceratopogonidae, tabanidae) by Yu. S. Balashov

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“…The range of the study area is reduced to −10°W, 45°E, 79°N and 35°S based on the lack of data from more eastern areas. Land cover categories were combined when adequate, resulting in 11 categories: Cropland > 50% (11,14); Grass/Shrubland (110,120,130,140); Broadleaf Forest (40,50,60); Mixed Forest (100); Dense Evergreens (70); Light Evergreens (90); Mosaic Vegetation (20,30); Sparse Vegetation (150); Artificial (190); Water Bodies (210); and Other (160,170,180,195,215).…”
Section: Comparison Of Requirementsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The range of the study area is reduced to −10°W, 45°E, 79°N and 35°S based on the lack of data from more eastern areas. Land cover categories were combined when adequate, resulting in 11 categories: Cropland > 50% (11,14); Grass/Shrubland (110,120,130,140); Broadleaf Forest (40,50,60); Mixed Forest (100); Dense Evergreens (70); Light Evergreens (90); Mosaic Vegetation (20,30); Sparse Vegetation (150); Artificial (190); Water Bodies (210); and Other (160,170,180,195,215).…”
Section: Comparison Of Requirementsmentioning
confidence: 99%