The Upper Tisa Valley. Preparatory proposal for Ramsay

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The Upper Tisa Valley
Page 1: TISCIA monograph series The Upper T
Page 5 and 6: The Upper Tisa Valley Preparatory p
Page 7: Preface The River Tisa catchment ar
Page 10 and 11: transboundary one - is a tedious an
Page 13: Dear Reader, The book you are keepi
Page 16 and 17: 14 flat tops (plains). The Chornoho
Page 18 and 19: 16 The extreme values of water leve
Page 20 and 21: Current land use: The main territor
Page 22 and 23: 20 activity became possible through
Page 25 and 26: Aceraceae Noteworthy flora Acer cam
Page 27 and 28: H. alpinum L. H. amaureuilema (Naeg
Page 29 and 30: S. tanaicense Stev. Brassicaceae Al
Page 31 and 32: Chenopodium album L. Ch. bonus-henr
Page 33 and 34: G. germanica L. G. oligosperma (And
Page 35 and 36: Scutellaria galericulata L. S. hast
Page 37 and 38: Plantago alpina L. P. altissima L.
Page 39 and 40: P. farinosa L. P. halleri J.F.Gmell
Page 41 and 42: G. suberectum Klok. G. tricornutum
Page 43 and 44: Oxycoccus microcarpus Turcz. ex Rup
Page 45 and 46: -Ceratophylletum demersi Hild 56 Po
Page 47 and 48: Sphagnion medii Kästner et Flössn
Page 49 and 50: -Carici remotae-Fraxinetum Koch ex
Page 51 and 52: Noteworthy fauna Annotated list of
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Date: August 30 , 1996 Country: Rom
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with River Iza where the valley tur
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(downstream at the confluence with
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Hydrological values: From a biophys
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60 (Alnus glutinosa), Hornbeam (Car
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62 over: Greylag Goose (Anser anser
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64 the breeding of sheep, cattle, h
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66 patrols; some areas should be cl
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Current recreation recreation and t
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Frank, R., 1977: Lostriţa în Mara
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Rana ridibunda Pall. 1771 - Marsh F
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Lanius minor minor Gml. 1788 - Less
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Convolvulus arvensis - Field Bindwe
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Gleditschia triacanthos - Sarothamn
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80 In the northwest the Central zon
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82 spring discharge makes up 40% of
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Land tenure/ownership of: Current l
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86 dikes. A colony of the little ri
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References Kricsfalusy V. - Melika
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Physical features 90 Appendix
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Petromyzonidae Amphibia Salamandrid
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Mammalia Erinaceidae Talpidae Soric
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96 EPCE - Environmental Partnership
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Date: October 12, 1996 Country: Hun
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survival of its original flora and
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Conservation measures proposed but
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Physical features: The site is a ba
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108 (b) Surrounding / catchment: Fo
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Date: October 15, 1996 Country: Slo
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Land tenure/ownership of: (a) Speci
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Date: September 30, 1998 Country: S
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Current land use: (a) Site: The mai
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Date: October 22, 1996 Country: Hun
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provide a natural breeding habitat
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Protection Area by the Bükk Nation
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Description of sampling sites along
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Site 2 Situated on River Bila Tisa,
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Figure 3 131
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Site 15 River Tisa, downstream from
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Figure 1 Relief of the Upper Tisa,
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Figure 3 The Szatmári Plain and th
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Figure 4. Sketch of the mountain st
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Figure 5 General map of the catchme
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Figure 7. Distribution of annual me
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Figure 9. Locations of pluviometric
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Figure 11 Monthly mean values of pr
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Table 2. Annual and monthly frequen
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Figure 13. Mosaic map of flowage co
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The ridge of the Carpathians blocks
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The high-lying areas from where the
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mountainous area. With their dip he
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Evaluating the hydrogeographical fe
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Pleistocene. River Tisa, in accorda
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Cretaceous, Eocene and Oligocene ro
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Figure 19. Near-surface deposits of
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sand-drift group of Nyírség was f
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Figure 22. The proportion of area c
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172 References Andó Mihály (1994)
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which is situated on the border zon
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Fig.3. Network of rivers in the Ear
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Fig.5. The age of abadoned river ch
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and some of the landscape, soil, an
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Fig.7A. Physical characteristics an
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Fig.8. Percentage pollen diagram of
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accumulated in the catchment basin
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188 Geo-archaeological analysis The
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developed in this region. This unus
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also to tha drier climate that was
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It has long been suggested that fir
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Copper Age cultures (Figs. 11, 12)
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impact (Tzedakis, 1993). The presen
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Birks, H.J.B. - Gordon, A.D. 1985:
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Kalicz, N.-Raczky, P. 1984. Prelimi
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Troels-Smith, J. 1955: Karakteriser
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support our initiative to restore t
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network and to the Carpathian mount
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Table 1. 210
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Wetland flora and vegetation of the
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Results Part 1. The flora and veget
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as hay fields, belong to the associ
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36. Sagina nodosa (L.) Fenzl.; BT(3
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86. Lythrum virgatum L.; UT (32); H
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Callitrichaceae 133. Callitriche co
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Alismataceae 187. Alisma lanceolatu
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Araceae 240. Acorus calamus L.; HT
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2. Spirodeletum polyrrhizae W. Koch
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Molinion coeruleae W. Koch 1926 51.
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Part 2. The flora and vegetation of
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(3) Caltha palustris L. 1753, s. l.
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(86) Malus sylvestris (L. 1753) Mil
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(309) Trifolium repens L. 1753, HT(
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Haloragaceae (433) Myriophyllum ver
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(520) Oenanthe silaifolia M. B. 181
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(619) Althaea officinalis L. 1753,
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(730) Symphytum officinale L. 1753.
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(851) Hyoscyamus niger L. 1753, HT(
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(983) Corydalis cava (L.) Schw. et
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Cucurbitaceae (1139) Thladiantha du
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(1276) Petasites hybridus (L. 1753
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(1478) Stellaria media (L. 1753 sub
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(1610) Rumex oCTusifolius L. 1753,
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(1676) Alisma lanceolatum With. 179
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(1795) Juncus effusus L. 1753(B), 1
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(1967) Bromus japonicus Thunb. 1784
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alopecuretum pratensis, Salicetum t
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D/ MOLINIO - ARRHENATHEREA Soó 196
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Fintha, I. (1979): Revision of the
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Flora and vegetation of the Ukraini
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annotated list of vascular plants a
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large areas, have rather stable pop
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Aconitum bucoviense (R.callibotryon
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Conioselinum tataricum (C. boreale,
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H. x roxolanicum (H. guthnickianum,
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Potentilla crantzii - RRL (II) Prim
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Threatened plant communities of the
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Sanguisorbo-Narcissetum angustifoli
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Maloch, Fr. (1932): Květena Pietro
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Data to the vegetation of mushrooms
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The strip along the banks are chara
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The mushrooms enlisted are consider
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Béres, M. (1995): Contribuţii la
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fluctuates between rather wide limi
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aforementioned towns the water work
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a flow of 1.5 m 3 /s to the Strâmt
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gates and the spillway weir are cap
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sampling and analyses necessary. Th
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Figure 6. Annual peak stram flows (
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ecord of the guaging station at the
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The causes of poor water quality an
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Figure 9. Retention of the 1995 Dec
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The Strâmturi or Frizia dam and re
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(Cyclotella, Tabelaria) to predomin
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332 The Upper Tisa/Tisza and her tr
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Figure 12. Annual peak streamflows
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In most samples nickel was present
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Pandi G. (1995): A víztározás sz
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Figure 1. pH values in the upper se
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Figure 4. Calcium and magnesium con
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344 Table 1. The organic pollutant
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Figure 13. Concentrations of mercur
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Table 3. Standards for bed sediment
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The bacteriological measures of col
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Between 19-23 June 1995 a hygienic
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Algological data on the upper reach
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Pyrrophyta Their occurence is spora
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Table 1. 359
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Free-living Ciliates of River Tisa
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Figure1. The map of sampling sites
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Table 2. General characteristics of
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Table 4. Average hydrobiological pa
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The average coefficient of net prod
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Table 6. Saprobiological characteri
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The classification of sampling site
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Babko, R.V. (1989) Mikrobentometr d
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Table 1. Species list and the distr
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Table 1. continue 379
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Crustaceans (Ostracoda, Cladocera,
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Conclusions The knowledge about cru
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Table. Crustaceans (Ostracoda, Clad
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Table continue 389
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Table continue 391
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394 Sampling sites were the followi
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Fig. 3. Number of Crustacea individ
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Table 1. Data on zooplankton taxa f
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The Oligochaete and the Chironomid
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Table 1. The percentage rate of oli
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Qualitative samples were taken from
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Cranston P. S., Olivier D.S. and Sa
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410 Figure 1. Sampling places
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412 Conclusions and Recommendations
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c) River Tisa (#10, #11, #12, #14,
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Oligoneuriella rhenana is considere
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418 There are two main dependence c
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Caddisflies (Trichoptera) of the Hu
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Table 1. (A) Synopsis of the Tricho
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Table 1. (C) Synopsis of the Tricho
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hatching is permanent in the late s
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Figure 4. Activity graph of six cad
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Nógrádi S., Uherkovich Á. (1998)
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In Movchan (l993) the number of fis
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Only two specimens have been collec
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This species can be found throughou
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446 Fam. Umbridae 50. European Mud-
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other respectively, downstream from
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(pollution) and retires from reache
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Europe. The unique natural values o
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454 Table continue
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protected species in Hungary, was i
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- Tisza (Vásárosnamény): 17.07.1
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River Túr): 03.07.1993, 100; 30.06
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mouth of River Túr): 27.06.1994, 3
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464 COBITIDAE 38. Barbatula barbatu
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26.06.1994, 3; 14.09.1995, 1; 15.09
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eceived information about its vulne
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der Sammlung des Ungarischen Naturw
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three and the last species on the G
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surrounding plain as an island in w
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476 Summary In the course of a 2 ye
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The third and most significant reco
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Birds of the Ukrainian region of th
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References Grabar A.A. (1931): Ptas
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found as their environment. They ac
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habitats. A considerable part of it
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494 different buildings. The den is
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fish but will eat frogs or small ma
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the submountains in the flood area
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Common pine vole Pitymys subterrane
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József Hamar: Algological data on
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