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Keywords
Altai
Katon-Karagai National Park
snow leopard
manul
lynx
wolverine
wolf
camera trap
Red Book
IUCN
UNESCO
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Abstract
The article presents new information on the location of the Pallas's cat in the territory of the Katon-Karagai National Park, including data obtained from camera traps.
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