Примери за използване на Balkan endemics на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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They belong to the categories of Bulgarian and Balkan endemics.
Majority of the Bulgarian and Balkan endemics are widely distributed in the park.
In the Pirin National Park found 18 local, 17 Bulgarian and 86 Balkan endemics.
Among them 31 species are Balkan endemics and 52 species are included in the Red Book of Bulgaria.
The habitat is characterised mainly by Bulgarian and Balkan endemics and relict species.
The number of the Balkan endemics is also high(200 species and subspecies), part of which most probably have been evolved on the territory of Bulgaria and have been later distributed.
Habitat of the extremely local Plebeius dardanus and the Balkan endemics P. nephohiptamenos and P. andronicus.
The flora counts more than 2.000 species of higher plants,among which are 12 Bulgarian and 79 Balkan endemics.
A considerable part of the fauna are Balkan endemics, especially among the species of conservation interest.
The territory of Pirin meet and local forms(subspecies)grybnachni animals unique to the Balkans- Balkan endemics.
In the Rhodopes are distributed 39 species of Bulgarian and 56 species of Balkan endemics, in Stara planina- respectively 31 and 36 species.
The park has 18 local endemics(they grow only in Pirin and nowhere else in the World),17 Bulgarian endemics and 86 Balkan endemics.
So far there have been found around 2,000 species of vascular plants here,of which 37 are Balkan endemics- found only on the Balkan Peninsula, 22 of these are found only in Bulgaria, whereas Yurushka mullein(Verbascum juruk) occurs only in the Eastern Rhodopes.
The habitat is in the periphery of its area of distribution(B1) oris characterized mainly by Bulgarian and Balkan endemics and relics(B2);
So far there have been found nearly 2,000 species of vascular plants,of which 37 are Balkan endemics- found only on the Balkan Peninsula, 22 are Bulgarian endemic species and are spread only in Bulgaria, whereas Yurushka mullein(Verbascum juruk) occurs only in the Eastern Rhodopes.
The habitat is at the periphery of its distribution area(B1) oris characterized mainly by Bulgarian and Balkan endemics and relics(В2);
There are 16 Balkan endemites from the group of snails recorded in Osogovo, 243 species of spiders(14 endemic), 37 species of locusts(5 Balkan endemics), 15 species of fairy ponies, 99 species of daily butterflies(Erebia aethiops and Minois dryas are found only on Osogovo), 203 species of Carabidae.
The insects that occur in Bulgaria belong to two classes, 30 orders and583 families with tens of thousands of species including a number of Bulgarian and Balkan endemics and relics(Beron 2005а).
They also are not very well studied although it is known that among them exist a number of Bulgarian and Balkan endemics, some of which are threatened by extinction Deltshev et al.
Other remarks: The Bulgarian part of the mountain comprises 102 plant species of high conservation importance, 24 of which are protected by the Biodiversity Law,25 are Balkan endemics, and 38 are included in the Red Data Book of Bulgaria.
The second group includes habitats of national significance, whose phytocoenoses are dominated by orinclude a considerable number of Bulgarian and Balkan endemics, relics, species for which Bulgaria is in the periphery of their distribution area e.g.
The herbaceous and dwarf-shrub vegetation of the alpine andsubalpine belts are dominated by a considerable number of Balkan endemics Sesleria comosa, Festuca riloensis, F. valida, F. penzesii, etc.
Balkan endemic- grows only in the mountains of the Balkan Peninsula[5].
Distribution: Yugoslavia, Greece. Balkan endemic.
Rhodope mountain mother- Balkan endemic;
Distribution: Total distribution. Bulgaria, Albania,Yugoslavia. Balkan endemic.
Distribution: Albania, Yugoslavia. Balkan endemic.
Distribution: Albania, Greece,Yugoslavia. Balkan endemic.
Albania, Macedonia and Greece. Balkan endemic.
BAS, КОПС,(1984) as a rare species, Balkan endemic.