On the edge of the eurasian steppes: the sarmatian culture in the 1st–3rd centuries ad east of the Carpathians by Grumeza Lavinia, Cojocaru Victor

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Vegetation height estimation based on machine learning model driven by multi-source data in Eurasian temperate grassland by Wuhua Wang, Jiakui Tang, Na Zhang, Xuefeng Xu, Anan Zhang, Yanjiao Wang, Kaihui Li, Yidan Wang

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A Sketch on the Balkans as a “Centre of Peripheries” by Raymond Detrez

“…Additionally, the region has experienced influences from less dominant spheres such as the Eurasian steppe, the Arab world, and the maritime empires of the Italian city-states and Dubrovnik. …”
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Alcidodes karelinii (Coleoptera: Curculionoidea: Molytinae): New weevil species for the fauna of Serbia by Vukajlović Filip N., Ugrnov Danilo, Rapajić Branko, Ćoćić Danijela, Banjanac Sanja, Tot Ivan

“…It is distributed throughout the Eurasian steppe belt, and recently it has been spreading westwardly. …”
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New evidence on the Late Bronze – Early Iron Age human nutrition in the Crimea (northern Pontic Region) based on the stable isotope analysis and radiocarbon dating by Kulkova Marianna A., Kashuba Maya N., Kulkov Aleksandr M., Kozhukhovskaya Yuliya V., Tikhomirov Vitaliy A., Streltsov Mihail A.

“…One of the controversial questions is the problem of transition from sedentary forms of agriculture and cattle-breeding to mobile cattle-breeding among ancient communities in the Eurasian steppe and forest-steppe. On the base of data obtained various groups of people were identified, which are characterized by different nutritional systems, primarily related to the specifics of their economic activities. …”
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A Critique and Review on the Book Scythians Warriors of Ancient Siberia by Shahin Aryamanesh, Sorour Khorashadi

“…The Scythians tribes were one of the nomadic tribes inhabiting large areas in the central Eurasian steppes from about the 9th century BC up until the 4th century AD. …”
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Drought Adaptation and Responses of Stipa krylovii Vary Among Different Regions: Evidence From Growth, Physiology, and RNA‐Seq Transcriptome Analysis by Ziqing Gong, Zehang Qu, Yulin Liu, Tao Wang, Baijie Fan, Anzhi Ren, Yubao Gao, Nianxi Zhao

“…In this study, to explore the drought adaptation and responses of the dominant species in the semi‐arid Eurasian Steppes and their differences among the different regions in terms of growth, physiology, and RNA‐seq transcriptome, Stipa krylovii was chosen as the study material, and a seed source (three regions: eastern, middle, and western regions) × soil moisture treatment (three treatments: control, light drought, and heavy drought) two‐factor experiment was conducted. (1) Four growth traits for individuals from the western region were significantly lower than those from the other two regions. …”
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