AGE VARIATION AS THE FACTOR INFLUENCING ON THE EXACTNESS OF IDENTIFICATION OF MORPHOLOGICALLY CLOSE SPECIES OF MOUSE-LIKE RODENTS

Age variation as the factor influencing on the exactness of identification of morphologically close species of mouse-like rodents

The analysis of morphometric features in Liquid Soap two pairs of closed species of wool mice (Sylvaemus tauricus and S.sylvaticus) and voles (Terricola subterraneus and Microtus arvalis) is carried out.It is shown that the problems of diagnostics of morphologically closed species appear due to the coincidence of signs of the young stages of size-l

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A Numerical Study of a Soil-Nail-Supported Excavation Pit Subjected to a Vertically Loaded Strip Footing at the Crest

Soil nailing is a prevalent and cost-effective technique employed to reinforce and enhance the stability of precarious natural or cut slopes; however, its application as a primary support system to prevent collapses or cave-ins during foundation excavation could be more frequent.To better understand the behavior of such a support system, this study

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