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Flashcards by ilgi dilmen, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by ilgi dilmen
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| Pürtüklü Semender (Triturus Karelinii) | Its height is 12–16 cm, the color of the dorsal area is yellowish in young, gray and brown in older ones. Spots are irregularly lined up and dark in color. The abdomen is lighter in color (yellow or orange-red) compared to the back and has blue spots on it. Besides the fin on the upper part of the tail, there is also a fin on the lower side. In Turkey, Aegean, Marmara and Black Sea region are widespread. |
| Deniz Kaplumbağası (Caretta Caretta) | The most important spawning region is Yumurtalık district of Adana and the coast of Belek, Anamur, Köyceğiz and Dalyan. It is kept under protection as it is under extinction. |
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Vaşak
(Lynx)
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Vasak (binary/octet-stream)
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The lynxes living in forested and rocky areas away from humans are endangered. Although its exact distribution is not known in our country, it is known to spread in the Black Sea, Central Anatolia, Aegean, Southeastern Anatolia and Mediterranean Regions. |
| Orman Horozu (Tetrao tetrix) | Finally, it is one of the flying poultry animals seen in the mountainous areas of Izmir. It is now among the extinct creatures in Anatolia |
| Oklu Kirpi (Hystrix indica) | Africa and the Mediterranean countries as well as India and Nepal, Indian porcupines living in the most Hatay, Turkey, Izmir, Adana, Adiyaman, Mersin, Antalya, Mugla, Aydin and Izmir seen. |
| Akdeniz Foku (Monachus monachus) | Mediterranean monk seals, which choose quiet and secluded rocky beaches as their habitat, are directly affected by the deterioration of these areas. There is a large amount of Mediterranean Monk Seals in Foça district of İzmir. |
| Karakulak (Caracal caracal) | It lives around Africa, Central Asia and Southwest Asia in the world. In Turkey, Eastern Anatolia, the Black Sea and can be seen in all regions except East Thrace. |
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