Brutareale und Brutbiologie der Greifvogelarten der Mongolei

Michael Stubbe; Annegret Stubbe; Nayamsuren Batsajchan; S Gombobataar; Tobias Stenzel; Henrik von Wehrden; SH Boldbaatar; B Nyambayar; D Sumjaa; Ravčigijn Samjaa; N Ceveenmjadag; A Bold

Brutareale und Brutbiologie der Greifvogelarten der Mongolei

Translated title of the contribution: Grid Mapping and Breeding Ecology of Raptors in Mongolia

Michael Stubbe
, Annegret Stubbe
, Nayamsuren Batsajchan
, S Gombobataar
, Tobias Stenzel
, Henrik von Wehrden
, SH Boldbaatar
, B Nyambayar
, D Sumjaa
, Ravčigijn Samjaa
, N Ceveenmjadag
, A Bold

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Abstract

This work summarizes the longtime ecological research of the German-Mongolian scientific cooperation regarding biodiversity studies in Central Asia, focusing on native raptor species (Aves: Falconiformes). There is included a short overview on the history of raptor research in Mongolia. One of the primary goals was the creation of distribution maps of breeding records based on definitive time and space coordinates. Additional data on the breeding biology amend the distribution data. Currently 43 raptor species are recorded for Mongolia. Whenever possible were also incorporated data from adjacent regions of Mongolia (China, Tuva, Burjatia, Pribaikalia), in order to embed the avifauna of Mongolia into this wider geographical setting. First data on migration based on ringing and marking are available for the Cinereous Vulture

Translated title of the contribution	Grid Mapping and Breeding Ecology of Raptors in Mongolia
Original language	German
Journal	Erforschung biologischer Ressourcen der Mongolei
Volume	11
Pages (from-to)	23-176
Number of pages	154
ISSN	0440-1298
Publication status	Published - 2010
Externally published	Yes

Research areas and keywords

Biology
Ecosystems Research

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Brutareale und Brutbiologie der Greifvogelarten der Mongolei

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