balkan lynx造句

• The Balkan lynx is an exceptionally rare species, holding especially high symbolic value.
• It is believed that in Macedonia there are from 35 to 40 remaining Balkan lynx, mostly found in Mavrovo National Park.
• The Balkan lynx has been on the brink of extinction for nearly a century, with total numbers estimated to be fewer than 50.
• The north and eastern mountains of the country are home to the last remaining Balkan lynx  a critically endangered population of the Eurasian lynx.
• While the Balkan lynx is listed as a subspecies in much of the news coverage and taxonomic references, there has been some dispute over those claims.
• Large-scale construction of canals and service roads might well cause a substantial disturbance to the Balkan lynx, which is a subspecies of the Eurasian lynx.
• The forests and mountains of the district are populated with bear ( Ursus arctos ), wild boar, red fox, hare, and supposedly the Balkan Lynx.
• Within the park region dwell a number of different species that are fast becoming rare in Albania, including the brown bear, gray wolf and the endangered Balkan Lynx.
• The region is also home for a large number of fauna species, which includes endangered species of the common European importance, like the brown bear, wolf and Balkan lynx.
• The "'Balkan lynx "'( " Lynx lynx balcanicus It is considered a national symbol in the Republic of Macedonia and appears on the Macedonian five denar coin.
• It is classified as Critically Endangered in Albania and has been protected de jure since 1969, but despite this illegal poaching and habitat destruction threatens the remaining Balkan lynx populations in both Albania and Macedonia.
• On 21 April 2011, the PPNEA ( Protection and Preservation of Natural Environment in Albania ) research team got the first photo of an alive Balkan lynx living within the boundaries of the national park.
• The highly endangered Balkan lynx, a subspecies of the Eurasian lynx, is mainly found in the Thethi National Park where about roughly 20-50 individuals still roam, though poaching is still a large threat.
• The mountain range is one of the few places in the Balkans that hold the Balkan lynx ( " Lynx lynx martinoi " ), a subspecies of the Eurasian lynx ( " Lynx lynx " ).
• The Environmental impact assessment prepared for the project is lacking significant information vital for the precise and objective evaluation of the impact of the project on the environment, specifically data on the mammals in the project area and complete absence of the Balkan lynx from the study.