A New Kind of Mountain Ceylan Old

06.03.2009 CNN Türk

Aksaray University Instructor Dr. He said that he did in the AA correspondent, research officer from METU Marine Extractt, Dr. Harran University Şükrü Gürler said they were found in ecological and genetic research in some regions with experts from the General Directorate of Nature Protection and National Parks.

[[T]]As a result of the work in the Hatay, Kankılıç, who expressed that they faced with a community of ceylans in this community, explained that they received samples from some corpses and carry out genetic research. [[[T]] [[T][6]]]"He was called the mountain ceylani"]]]]]]]]

According to the results they were, Kankılıç, who expressed that a new type of mammal animal involved in the Turkish fauna, spoke as follows: "A single type of ceylan living in Şanlıurfa region in Turkey until today (Gazella subgutturosa) was known. We were scientifically revealed that living in Hatay and a different type of ceylan (Gazella Gazella) is more. We made genetic and morphological analysis of ceylan samples living in Şanlıurfa with texture and stool samples collected from ceylans in the region.

We cent the data collected from a New Zealand community. He also said that this type (Gazella Gazella) is. It is known that these types are located in the red list, where nesli in the world is under danger. We called ‘Hatay Mountain Ceylan’ in this new type of Turkey. "

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The Sea Extract, which is involved in the research, is permitted that these types often live in Israel and Palestine region, by highlighting the fact that they live in: "Hatay region is the only region of the mountain ceylain in Turkey and organizations the northest society of the species known as 'Gasella gasella' in the world. In the past century, it was estimated to be found in Adana and Ceyhan region. Today, it was peeling in these regions. "

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In the region, where the mountain cellar is estimated between 200-250 BC, Öğüt added that the General Directorate of Nature Protection and National Parks reserves its work to protect the mountain celains.

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