Zoogeography of Holocene mammals in northern Eurasia [Zoogeografie holocénních savců severní Evroasie]

Anastasia K. Markova, Nikolai G. Smirnov, Pavel A. Kozincev, Fedora I. Khenzykhenova, Alexandra N. Simakova, Aadya V. Alekseeva, Lev M. Kitaev, Alexander V. Kožarinov

Pages	233–245
Citation	MARKOVA, Anastasia K., SMIRNOV, Nikolai G., KOZINCEV, Pavel A., KHENZYKHENOVA, Fedora I., SIMAKOVA, Alexandra N., ALEKSEEVA, Aadya V., KITAEV, Lev M. a KOŽARINOV, Alexander V.. Zoogeography of Holocene mammals in northern Eurasia [Zoogeografie holocénních savců severní Evroasie]. Lynx, new series. Prague: National Museum, 2001, 32(1), 233–245. ISSN 0024-7774 (print), 1804-6460 (online). Also available from: https://www.nm.cz/en/periodicals/lns/32-1/zoogeography-of-holocene-mammals-in-northern-eurasia-zoogeografie-holocennich-savcu-severni-evroasie

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233–245

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MARKOVA, Anastasia K., SMIRNOV, Nikolai G., KOZINCEV, Pavel A., KHENZYKHENOVA, Fedora I., SIMAKOVA, Alexandra N., ALEKSEEVA, Aadya V., KITAEV, Lev M. a KOŽARINOV, Alexander V.. Zoogeography of Holocene mammals in northern Eurasia [Zoogeografie holocénních savců severní Evroasie]. Lynx, new series. Prague: National Museum, 2001, 32(1), 233–245. ISSN 0024-7774 (print), 1804-6460 (online). Also available from: https://www.nm.cz/en/periodicals/lns/32-1/zoogeography-of-holocene-mammals-in-northern-eurasia-zoogeografie-holocennich-savcu-severni-evroasie

Lynx, new series | 2001/32/1

Information on about 1600 Holocene mammal localities of the former Soviet Union was generalized in the form of electronic database HOLFAUNA. The computer maps of mammal ranges for the main Holocene intervals were constructed. The main features of the species composition and distribution in mammal assemblages were revealed for the principal Holocene periods (Preboreal, Boreal, Atlantic, Subboreal, and Subatlantic). The reconstructed biomes reflect the specific environmental and climatic conditions of the different Holocene periods. This information allowed also ascertaining the time and places of the first occurrence and further expansion of the domestic animals.