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Survey of Gobi bear (Ursus arctos gobiensis) in great Gobi ‘a’ strictly protected area in 2004
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N Batsaikhan
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B. Mijiddorj
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S Boldbaatar
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T Amgalan
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B. Mijiddorj
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2004
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Mongolian J Biol Sci
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