The taxonomy of gazelles (Bovidae: Antilopinae) has been debated at length. Many of the
species and subspecies were historically discriminated mostly on subtle and individually …

Islands are generally colonized by few individuals which could lead to a founder effect
causing loss of genetic diversity and rapid divergence by strong genetic drift. Insular …

Today, the Arabian gazelle (G. arabica) occurs only in small, scattered populations on the
Arabian Peninsula and is classified as 'vulnerable', due to intensive hunting and competition …

Iran with its highly structured landscape, such as the Zagros Mountain Range that stretches
across the country from East to West, is home to at least three different gazelle species. For …

The Farasan archipelago—like its African counterpart, the Dahlak Archipelago—is a unique
assembly of coral-formed islands located on the Farasan Bank at the Arabian site of the …

True gazelles (genus Gazella) are a prime example of a mammalian group with
considerable taxonomic confusion. This includes the descriptions of several dark grey taxa …

Abstract The Arabian gazelle (Gazella arabica) population in Israel has experienced a
turbulent conservation history and repeatedly faced local extinction. Low fawn survival was …

The purpose of this application, under Articles 74 and 81 of the Code, is to maintain the
usage of the name Gazella arabica for a gazelle from central and southern Arabia. The …

We aimed to review the population development and conservation history of Arabian
gazelles (Gazella arabica acaciae) in Israel, to summarise conservation-related research …

Mini Review The Farasan Islands are situated in the Red Sea in southwestern Saudi Arabia
[1]. The climate is arid with low and highly variable annual rainfall [2]. Although there are …