Captive Lifestyle of Reptiles in the Tashkent Zoo-Reference-Cited by-同舟云学术

Captive Lifestyle of Reptiles in the Tashkent Zoo

Published:2024-02-15 Issue:2 Volume:26 Page:17-23
ISSN:2750-6274
Container-title:European Multidisciplinary Journal of Modern Science
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Author:

Khonnazarova Mamlakat T.

Abstract

As we know, ancient reptiles - Cotylosaurs - evolved from Stegocephalus in the Middle Carboniferous period. Stegocephalus later divided into 2 branches; from one of them - mammals, and the other - birds. Reptiles (Reptilia) belong to the class of vertebrates. Currently, there are 3 zoos in the Republic of Uzbekistan. These zoos are located in Surkhandarya region, Fergana region, and the city of Tashkent. In total, these zoos contain 14,443 species of animals. 304 of them are reptiles. Nowadays the Tashkent Zoo occupies 21.5 hectares and has 373 animal species. 12 animal displays and the zoo are open to the public. The new territory has animal cages, including big wintering quarters. Keywords:

Publisher

Academic Journal Publishing

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