Nikolaos Kargopoulos, Haris Nicolaou, George Mitsainas, Petros Lymberakis, Nikolaos Kiamos, Panagiotis Georgiakakis, Boris Kryštufek
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摘要
摘要本文包括塞浦路斯鲸目、偶蹄目、跑腿目、食肉目、狐形目、啮齿目、真齿目和翼翅目哺乳动物头骨的鉴定密钥。这个钥匙是根据塞浦路斯和附近地区的材料开发的,旨在涵盖岛上哺乳动物物种的独特特征。所有属包括在关键说明,以支持分类鉴定。作者要感谢M. Dimaki博士(GMNH), D. Michailidis博士(WL), N. Spassov博士(NMNHS), Geraldine博士Verón (MNHN), S. Merker博士(SMNS)和Frank Zachos博士(NHMW)提供他们研究所的收藏,以及synthesis计划AT-TAF 1340资助第一作者(N.K.)对NHMW的研究访问。我们要感谢C. Mlinar提供的B. physalus头骨照片。额外的informationFundingN.K。我要感谢长颈鹿保护基金会为我们的部分研究提供资金。B.K.感谢斯洛文尼亚研究机构(P1-0255)的支持。
AbstractThe present article consists of an identification key that pertains to the skulls of the mammals of Cyprus, including Cetacea, Artiodactyla, Perissodactyla, Carnivora, Lagomorpha, Rodentia, Eulipotyphla, and Chiroptera. This key is developed based on material from Cyprus and nearby regions, aiming to encompass the unique characteristics of the island's mammal species. All genera included in the key are illustrated to support taxonomic identifications.Keywords: Identification guidecranial differentiationtaxonomy AcknowledgementsThe authors want to thank Dr M. Dimaki (GMNH), Dr D. Michailidis (WL), Dr N. Spassov (NMNHS), Dr Geraldine Verón (MNHN), Dr S. Merker (SMNS) and Dr Frank Zachos (NHMW) for providing access in their institutes’ collections, as well as the SYNTHESYS programme AT-TAF 1340 for funding the first author (N.K.) for the research visit to NHMW. We would like to thank C. Mlinar for the photos of the skull of B. physalus.Additional informationFundingN.K. would like to thank the Giraffe Conservation Foundation for funding part of the research. B.K. acknowledges support from Slovenian Research Agency (P1-0255).
期刊介绍:
Zoology in the Middle East is a journal which publishes original papers and review papers on ecology, zoogeography, animal biology, biodiversity, faunistics, systematics and morphology of the Middle East. It seeks to further the understanding of the Middle East as a zoogeographic unit and aims at improving the interchange of knowledge and ideas between specialists on different subjects and taxa.