The paper deals with debris soils, a characteristic feature of mountain landscapes. Profiles of debris soils from the Tatras, Sudetes and Flysch Carpathians are presented and analyzed in relation with parent materials, a...
New stations of two endangered in the Polish Carpathians fish species were found – bullhead and nase. Bullhed was reported only once in 1997 in the Upper San river, while nase was not observed in the Bieszczady National...
The papaer presents the occurrence of Nephroma parile in the Bieszczady National Park. It was recorded in 19 squares of the area of 1 km2, at 27 localities. It was observed mainly on beeches (71%), less often on sycamore...
The Carpathians stretch over the territory of seven countries and provide habitats for significant on European scale numbers of large mammals. Because they are mostly covered with the forests, they provide the most impor...
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Stanisław Pagacz, Julia Witczuk (2010). Występowanie wydry Lutra lutra na obszarze Natura 2000 Bieszczady. Roczniki Bieszczadzkie, 18(1),
424-428. https://europub.co.uk/articles/-A-124695
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