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TABLE 9.

DATA ON THE MORTALITY OF CINEREOUS VULTURE IN

NORTHEN CAUCASUS AND TRANSCAUCASUS IN 1968-2004

 

Reasons of mortality

               Regions

 

Total

Data from archives*

Transcaucasus

N Caucasus

 No

    %

 No

  %

No

   %

No

   %

Shooting

   6

  28,57

  2

 33,33

   8

 29,63

 12

 25,00

Death in traps baited with meat for predatory mammals

   1

    4,76

   -

    -

   1

  3,70

   1

  2,08

Death on poisoned baits

   4

   9,05

   -

    -

   4

 14,81

   5 

 10,42

Trapping of adults

   1

   4,76

  1

 16,67

   2

   7,41

   4

  8,33

Taking of youngs from nests

   3

 14,29 

  1

 16,67

   4

 14,81

   7

 14,58

Taking of eggs from nests

   4

 19,05

  1

 16,67

   5

 18,52

   3

  6,25

Collisions with electric lines

   1

   4,76

  -

    -

   1

  3,70

   -

     -

Collisions with plane

   -

      -

  -

    -

  -

     -

   1

  2,08

Electrocution

   -

      -

  -

    -

  -

     -

   1

  2,08

Unknown

   1

   4,76

  1

 16,67

   2

  7,41

 14 

 29,17

       In total:

 21

100,00   

  6

100,00 

 27

100,00

 48

100,00

 

* - data for the period from 1968 to 1972 from the archivies of various Societies of hunters, ZOOs,

Nature and Game Reserves, State organizations of nature conservation, etc . 

 

 

PARASITES

The following species of Nematodes and Acanthocephales were registered

for the Cinereous Vulture in Georgia, Azerbaijan and Turkmenistan:

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1. Cyrnea mansioni (Seurat, 1914) Chabaud, 1958;

    Areas:  Georgia, Azerbaijan, Turkmenistan.

2. Cyrnea tulostoma (Hemprich et Echrenberg, 1866) Chabaud, 1958;   

     Areas: Azerbaijan, Turkmenistan.

3. Porrocaecum depressum (Zeder, 1800) Baylis, 1920;

Areas: Georgia, Azerbaijan, Turkmenistan.          

    

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Information source: "Nematody i akantotsefaly ptits prichernomorskikh i prikaspiiskikh raionov

[Nematodes and Akantocephales of birds of Black and Caspian seaside areas]. 1983.

Editor-in-chief B.E. Kurashvili.

Tbilisi, Metsniereba publishing house: Pp. 1-255;

Bibliography (n=742) on pp. 208-243. Text in Russian.