MORPHOMETRICAL FEATURES OF THE HEAD SKELETON IN BROWN BEAR (UrsUs arctos) IN BULGARIA
作者： R Mihaylov , R Dimitrov , E Raichev , D Kostov , K Stamatova-Yiovcheva
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摘要: Mihaylov, R., R. DiMitRov, E. RaichEv, D. Kostov, K. staMatova-yiovchEva, Zlatanova and B. BivolaRsKi, 2013. Morphometrical features of the head skeleton in brown bear (Ursus arctos) Bulgaria. Bulg. J. Agric. Sci., 19: 331-337 Fifteen craniometrical indices skeletons forty bears found Bulgaria were studied. Data for greatest length condylobasal as well results those motivated us to propose that Bulgarian population is from 280 mm 350 mm, 276 304mm. Our skull (cranium) face showеd 35.33% length. length, rostral caudal width bone palate demonstrated widened direction. basal was with close value it could be accepted edge approximately middle ventral surface skeleton. zygomatic specimens 59%
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