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Stan ochrony tożsamości kulturowej ludów pierwotnych w polityce Unii Europejskiej na przykładzie północnej Skandynawii

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Kaczmarek K.

Krakowskie Studia Małopolskie

2013

tom 18

92-104

Saami are the only indigenous people in Europe. Today they live in tundra, taiga and coastal zones in the far north of Europe. Their reach cultural identity is endangered. The Saami are the inhabitants of four countries: Norway, Sweden, Finland and Russian Federation (Kola Peninsula). Preserving the Saami culture and languages is a part of European Union policy. The Saami culture is closely related to the nature so the policy of environment protection is also a part of preserving endangered Saami cultural identity. In the article the author gives examples of regulations and realized projects financed by EU funds that aim for improving living conditions of the Saami living in traditional way.

The hypoglossal nuclear complex in reindeer

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Krakowska I.

Folia Morphologica

1998

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nr 3

The level of infection with gastro-intestinal nematodes in Svalbard reindeers from Hornsund area, Spitsbergen

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Popiolek M. , Szczesna J. , Kotusz J. , Kusznierz J. , Witkowski A.

Polish Polar Research

2007

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nr 4

277-282

Eighty five faecal samples of the Svalbard reindeer inhabiting the coastal terrace of the northern side of Hornsund were collected in July 2005 and analyzed coprologically. The standard flotation method revealed a 97.6% prevalence of infection at an average intensity of 20 eggs in a single subsample. The quantitative, modified McMaster method helped to estimate the mean number of eggs in a gram of faeces (EPG) at 134.7. In the studied sampleseggs of nematodes representing two species, i.e. Ostertagia gruehneri (97.6%, on average 20 eggs in a sample) and Marshallagia marshalli (2.3%, single eggs), were identified.

The structure and topography of the parasympathetic nucleus of the glossopharyngeal and vagus nerves and of the ambiguous nucleus in medulla oblongata in the reindeer [Rengifer tarandus L.]

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Jastrzebski M. , Zacharko A. , Krakowska I. , Arciszewski M. B.

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First report of Sarcocystis rangiferi and second Sarcocystis species with parasite-induced encapsulation in cervids from Central Europe

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Stolte M. , Bockhardt I. , Odening K.

Acta Protozoologica

1997

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nr 2

The arterial muscle rings in the extremities of reindeer, Rangifer tarandus L.

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Wegrzyn M. , Tokarska E. , Charuta A. , Bylina D.

Bulletin of the Polish Academy of Sciences. Biological Sciences

2002

tom 50

nr 2