biological diversity and tropical forests in tunisia - PART
biological diversity and tropical forests in tunisia - PART
biological diversity and tropical forests in tunisia - PART
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Rodects : Hystrix cristata<br />
NA Elephactalus rozeti<br />
NA Ctecodactylas gundi<br />
NA Gerbillus campestris<br />
G. nanus<br />
WA G. simoci<br />
G. gerbillus ,<br />
G. pyramidum<br />
Pachyuromys daprasi<br />
NA Merioces shawi<br />
H. crassas<br />
M. libycus<br />
Psammomys obesus<br />
Mus rnasculus<br />
Rattus rattas<br />
R . alcxacd ricus<br />
Jaculas jaculus<br />
Bats: Rhicolophus mehelyi<br />
R. euryale<br />
My~tis blythioxygcathzs<br />
Eptesicas seroticus isabellicus<br />
Plecotas austricacas aegypticus<br />
-<br />
Crested porcupice<br />
Elephant Shrew<br />
Gundi<br />
Gerbils<br />
Shaw's jird<br />
Libyac jird<br />
Sard rat<br />
Hosse mosse<br />
black rat<br />
palm rat<br />
Lesser Egyptiac jerboa<br />
Birds. A great variety of migratory <strong>and</strong> wictericg birds occur at Dj.<br />
Bou Hedma acd are listed ic Section 4 (~o~~vercorat of Sidi BOL id).<br />
Sadectary birds icclude a number of cesticg raptors acd passerice species<br />
(~ir. For. 1980) such as:<br />
Short-toed eagle Peregrice Blue rock thrash<br />
Locg- legged bzzzard Kest re1 Rock dove<br />
Borellie s eagle Lancer falcoc Mosrcicg wheatear<br />
Colder eagle Little swift Black wheatear<br />
Egyptiac v~ltare Crag mart<strong>in</strong> Rock sparrow<br />
Grazicg has had a stmcg <strong>in</strong>fluecce on the species c~mpositix of Boa<br />
Hedma. The most dwamic grazed species (~choenenberger 1376 ) are:<br />
Aristada ciliata Periploca laevigata<br />
A. obtusa Lycium arabiczm<br />
Cenchrss ciliaris Rhus tripartit~m<br />
Koricacdia arvensis Acacia raddiaca<br />
while species like Acabasis oropediorum acd Cymr.ocarpos decacder are so<br />
severely affected by grazicg that regeceratioc ceases.<br />
Part of Dj. BO.J Hedrna <strong>and</strong> the adjacect steppe have beec established as<br />
a catiocal park. Abo~t 3,660 ha are klly protected ard ar- addi tloral<br />
12,828 ha are reg~lated as a bsffer zoce (IUCB 1987). A~imal<br />
reictrod;ctioc acd other park macagemect placs are be5 re implernected<br />
(~ectio~ 5.4.4).