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Review of bat research in Georgia (Sakartvelo): historical trends, knowledge gaps, and conservation needs

Oct 2026 · Zeitschrift f\ ur Jagdwissenschaft · Vol 72 · 0 citations · 64 references

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Overall, this review identifies major topical, taxonomic, linguistic, and geographic gaps and highlights priorities for future work, including standardized monitoring, targeted surveys in under-sampled regions and taxa, improved accessibility of legacy sources, and stronger links between research outputs and practical conservation actions.

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