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<abstract xmlns="http://eprints.org/ep2/data/2.0">The dynamics of condition ktor among both sexual groups of \endacc 11% bwn&#13;
s~udiedfo r the Iirst time. Condi~ionf actor of males and females \$ere comparetl. The reason&#13;
of differmccs is discussed. I( was shoun, that decreasc of' condition hctor during last&#13;
is related with climate changes and global narrning.</abstract>
