On the track of large animals in wilderness of
Central Asia and conservation of nature by Thomasz Quatl- Pietrzak_ quatlwork@, thomasquatl@///. It is believed that Central Asia is forgotten gap in
knowledge, region where coexist large animals. Many
of them are still unknown for zoological exploration.
The most charismatic are so-called unknown primates
of Xinjiang-kashgaria and some sort of reptiles,
varanids occured in the wild areas.
But mountainous
kashgaria are occupied by forest-dwellers such as
wolverine (Gulo gulo) which is little known etc. and
one, unrecognized terrestial animal resembling large
badger. Some kind of crocodile-like varanid is reported
here. Natural history of that part of world (esp. Xinjiang)
is isolated for years, only some studies conducted by "
local scientists and philosophers" remain. Natural
history of remote forests and mountains in the wild
terra silvestre of North Afghanistan and uzbekistan’s
wilderness is still little known. These areas inhabits
large animals that was not previously
confirmed. Perhaps, the largest of them is small kind of
mammuthus survived in northern Tien Shan. All of the
cryptozoological identity must be treated cautiously.
North Afghanistan is habitat for rare animals. One of
them is hoofed species similar to goat-antelope. Field
inventory of remote chinese Gansu for confirmed rare
terrestrial animals (amphibians, reptiles) and
uzbekistan's Zaamin Reserve for identifying rare forest
leporid. Field proposal by europeans in the wilderness
of Zaamin Massif and more remote areas, such as
Chatkal Range (Uzbekistan) are concerned for future.
Here in Tarim Basin, in wilderness, poplar forests
inhabits endemic animals being recognized by locals.
Conditions in wild areas of Central Asia are still
valuable. Non-pragmatic exploitation of pristine
habitats in Borohoro Shan or more towards areas in
the wildest kazakh-chinese borders. Wilderness
conservation and saving their inhabitants in terra
silvestre North Afghanistan and Zaamin and Chatkal
Massif or forested/semi-arid zones from Uzbekistan are
priorities.
See:
i.e. Pan, B. & Zhang, Y. Sci. China Ser. D-Earth
Sci. (2002) 45(Suppl 1): 174.
doi:10.1007/BF02878405
But mountainous
kashgaria are occupied by forest-dwellers such as
wolverine (Gulo gulo) which is little known etc. and
one, unrecognized terrestial animal resembling large
badger. Some kind of crocodile-like varanid is reported
here. Natural history of that part of world (esp. Xinjiang)
is isolated for years, only some studies conducted by "
local scientists and philosophers" remain. Natural
history of remote forests and mountains in the wild
terra silvestre of North Afghanistan and uzbekistan’s
wilderness is still little known. These areas inhabits
large animals that was not previously
confirmed. Perhaps, the largest of them is small kind of
mammuthus survived in northern Tien Shan. All of the
cryptozoological identity must be treated cautiously.
North Afghanistan is habitat for rare animals. One of
them is hoofed species similar to goat-antelope. Field
inventory of remote chinese Gansu for confirmed rare
terrestrial animals (amphibians, reptiles) and
uzbekistan's Zaamin Reserve for identifying rare forest
leporid. Field proposal by europeans in the wilderness
of Zaamin Massif and more remote areas, such as
Chatkal Range (Uzbekistan) are concerned for future.
Here in Tarim Basin, in wilderness, poplar forests
inhabits endemic animals being recognized by locals.
Conditions in wild areas of Central Asia are still
valuable. Non-pragmatic exploitation of pristine
habitats in Borohoro Shan or more towards areas in
the wildest kazakh-chinese borders. Wilderness
conservation and saving their inhabitants in terra
silvestre North Afghanistan and Zaamin and Chatkal
Massif or forested/semi-arid zones from Uzbekistan are
priorities.
See:
i.e. Pan, B. & Zhang, Y. Sci. China Ser. D-Earth
Sci. (2002) 45(Suppl 1): 174.
doi:10.1007/BF02878405
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