Проблемы таксономии, распространение и природоохранный статус мышовок Sicista (Rodentia, Dipodoidea) Поволжья

Впервые на основе анализа собственных и литературных хромосомных и молекулярных данных, изучения музейных коллекций и региональных Красных книг обобщены сведения о таксономическом разнообразии, особенностях распространения и категориях статуса мышовок, рода Sicista на территории Поволжья. Подтверждена важная роль хромосомных и молекулярных маркеров в уточнении таксономического статуса видов и форм Sicist a и их размещения в различных регионах Поволжья. Выявлен градиент в разнообразии рода, представленном видами-двойниками и формами неясного таксономического ранга Sicista групп betulina и subtilis, в целом совпадающий со сменой в направлении с севера на юг природных зон в Поволжье. Из Красных книг регионов Поволжья и Приложения к ним извлечены данные о категории статуса охраняемых видов и форм мышовок и отчасти показана роль ООПТ Поволжья в сохранении редких видов и форм Sicista .

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