Abstract
Журнал принимает на русском и английском языках статьи, представляющие результаты научных исследований в различных областях теоретической и прикладной экологии. Приоритет отдается научным статьям, основанным на явно сформулированных гипотезах.
Highlights
At present, an abrupt decrease in a number of speckled ground squirrel (Spermophilus suslicus Güld, 1770) is registered throughout its range (Titov, 2001; Shilova et al, 2010; Rusin, 2011; Ziółek et al, 2017)
The species is included in the Red Data List of Poland as “endangered” (Glowacinski et al, 2002), in the Red Data Book of Belarus Republic as “vulnerable” (Demyanchik, 2006), in the Red Data Book of Ukraine as “vanishing” (Mezhzherin, 2009), in the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species (Zagorodnyuk et al, 2008), Sergey F
32 young animals were obtained from 8 gravid females (Table 1)
Summary
An abrupt decrease in a number of speckled ground squirrel (Spermophilus suslicus Güld, 1770) is registered throughout its range (Titov, 2001; Shilova et al, 2010; Rusin, 2011; Ziółek et al, 2017). In the Central Black Earth Economic Region where the first description of the species has been made by individuals caught close to Voronezh (Gueldenstaedt, 1770). It is included in the Red Data Books of Belgorod (2 category) (Shapovalov, Prisnyi, 2005), Voronezh (1 category) (Klimov, 2018), and Tambov (1 category) (Sokolov, Lada, 2012) regions. This did not prevent progressive abundance decline of speckled ground squirrel. Occasional discoveries of small settlements in the region (Rodimtsev, 2012; Smykova, Rodimtsev, 2014) did not indicate restoration of the species and demanded their special investigation
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