Disyertong Thar

Ang Disyertong Thar o Ilang ng Thar (), na kilala rin bilang Dakilang Ilang ng Indiyano (), ay isang malaki at tuyong rehiyon sa hilaga-kanlurang bahagi ng Indian subcontinent na bumubuo sa isang likas na hangganan sa pagitan ng India at Pakistan. Ito ay ang pampitong pinakamalaking disyerto sa mundo, at ang pansiyam na pinakamalaking disyertong subtropiko sa mundo.Singhvi, A. K. and Kar, A. (1992). Thar Desert in Rajasthan: Land, Man & Environment. Geological Society of India, Bangalore. Nasa 75% ng Disyertong Thar ay nasa India, at ang natitirang 25% ay sa Pakistan.Sinha, R. K., Bhatia, S., & Vishnoi, R. (1996). Desertification control and rangeland management in the Thar desert of India. RALA Report No. 200: 115–123. Sa India, umaabot ito sa mga 320,000 kilometro kuwadrado (120,000 milya kuwadrado), at bumubuo sa mga 10% ng kabuuang lawak pangheograpiya ng India. Higit sa 60% ng disyerto ay matatagpuan sa estado ng Rajasthan at umaabot sa Gujarat, Punjab, at Haryana.Sharma, K. K. and S. P. Mehra (2009). The Thar of Rajasthan (India): Ecology and Conservation of a Desert Ecosystem. Chapter 1 in: Sivaperuman, C., Baqri, Q. H., Ramaswamy, G., & Naseema, M. (eds.) Faunal ecology and conservation of the Great Indian Desert. Springer, Berlin Heidelberg.

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 Dharssi.org.uk , Photos of the Thar desert
 Avgustin.net , Photos of the Thar desert in Pakistan side
 MIT.gov, आपणो राजस्थान

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