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Takir (
takyr) (Russian: такыр,
originally from
Kazakh or
another Turkic language)
meaning "smooth, even, or bare", is a type of
relief occurring in the...
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Karakum Desert between 1959 and 1965. In
addition to Derweze,
these include Takyr, Shyh, Chaljulba, Topjulba, Chemmerli, Atabay, Sakarchage, Atasary, Mydar...
- 1996
Dorcadion abakumovi sarkandi**** Danilevsky, 2004
Dorcadion abakumovi takyr Danilevsky, 1996
Dorcadion BioLib.cz -
Dorcadion abakumovi.
Retrieved on...
- (chott). In
Central Asia, a
similar "cracked mud" salt flat is
known as a
takyr. In Iran salt
flats are
called kavir. A dry lake is
formed when
water from...
- Kraatz, 1873
Dorcadion gebleri lukhtanovi Danilevsky, 1996
Dorcadion gebleri takyr Danilevsky, 1996
Dorcadion BioLib.cz -
Dorcadion gebleri.
Retrieved on 8...
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Kurbustan Chok or
Jajyk Choktor—a fall
festival dedicated to
jajyks Ot
Takyr—dedicated to Ot-Ene Some
sources speak of a list of "Twenty Commandments"...
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watercourses and
reservoirs are nearby. In the spring,
after snowmelt and rain,
takyr,
small temporary lakes up to 0.5 m deep form.
Baikonur Baikonur Krayniy...
- Platonov’s
contribution to the
Turkmen volume was a
short story titled “
Takyr” (or “Salt-flats”)
about the
liberation of a
Persian slave girl. Platonov...
- environments.
Formerly Calcisols were
internationally known as
Desert soils and
Takyrs.
Calcisols are
developed in
mostly alluvial,
colluvial and
aeolian deposits...
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college textbook published in 2010, "Between 1959 and 1965, the Derweze,
Takyr, Shyh, Chaljulba, Topjulba, Chemerli, Atabay, Sakarchage, Atasary, Mydar...
