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Arctic
This article dwells on the 2nd All-Russian Forum “The Arctic – Regions” that took place in Arkhangelsk in August 2024. The event’s organizers are listed, its aims and key results are pointed out.
V. Goldin
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This article dwells on the 2nd All-Russian Forum “The Arctic – Regions” that took place in Arkhangelsk in August 2024. The event’s organizers are listed, its aims and key results are pointed out.
V. Goldin
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Environmental Conservation, 1985
Although many people still view the Arctic as little affected by human activity, the region has been the home of Man for thousands of years and its wildlife and ecology have been changed in many ways in the last four hundred years as a result particularly of the commercial and technical activities of western industrial nations.
J. Gordon Nelson, R.D. Needham
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Although many people still view the Arctic as little affected by human activity, the region has been the home of Man for thousands of years and its wildlife and ecology have been changed in many ways in the last four hundred years as a result particularly of the commercial and technical activities of western industrial nations.
J. Gordon Nelson, R.D. Needham
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Zoogeographical regionalization of the arctic
Polar Geography, 1977Abstract The author discusses in general terms the concept of biogeographical regionalization of the Arctic, and particularly its zoogeographical regionalization, stressing the importance of considering landmasses and oceans as a single, interlinked complex.
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Smart Specialisation in Sparsely Populated European Arctic Regions
, 2018The purpose of this report is to explore how smart specialisation (S3) has been applied in Nordic sparsely populated regions, with focus on European Arctic.
J. Teras +3 more
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1990
Abstract Most Quaternary sediments in North America north of 45 ON post-date the last deglaciation. This volume looks at those extensive deposits from the standpoints of timing, cause, and mechanism of the wastage of North American ice during the last deglaciation and the accompanying environmental changes in the nonglaciated and ...
L. Johnson, J. F. Sweeney, Arthur Grantz
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Abstract Most Quaternary sediments in North America north of 45 ON post-date the last deglaciation. This volume looks at those extensive deposits from the standpoints of timing, cause, and mechanism of the wastage of North American ice during the last deglaciation and the accompanying environmental changes in the nonglaciated and ...
L. Johnson, J. F. Sweeney, Arthur Grantz
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Tectonics of the eastern Arctic region [PDF]
Geotectonics, 2007 The Vendian (Baikalian), Late Devonian (Ellesmerian), and Mid-Cretaceous (Brookian) orogenies were three cardinal events in the history of formation and transformation of the continental crust in the eastern Arctic region. The epi-Baikalian Hyperborean Craton was formed by the end of the Vendian (660–550 Ma), when the Archean-Proterozoic Hyperborean ...
N. I. Filatova, V. E. Khain
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Syllidae (Polychaeta) from the Arctic and sub-Arctic regions
Journal of the Marine Biological Association of the United Kingdom, 2010A collection of over one hundred specimens of Syllidae (Polychaeta) from the Arctic and sub-Arctic regions has been examined and identified. The specimens were obtained from 26 stations in the Barents Sea, some Norwegian fiords and localities of the northern North Sea. A total of 21 species were identified; three species (Myrianida langerhansi (Gidholm,
J. Ramos +2 more
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Arctic Regional Climate Models
2011In this chapter, we provide an overview of current applications of regional climate models (RCMs) to the Arctic. There are increased applications of RCMs to present-day climate simulations and process parameterisations. Any advances in regional climate modelling must be based on analysis of physical processes in comparison with observations.
Amanda H. Lynch +5 more
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The Arctic Testbed � Experimentation Results on SBAS in the Arctic Region
ION GNSS+, The International Technical Meeting of the Satellite Division of The Institute of Navigation, 2016The Arctic is a new frontier that opens up new possibilities and industrial potential. However, the Arctic has a fragile marine environment with one of the world’s most fertile ecosystems. Therefore, taking into account the limitations in available infrastructure in general, there is a need for improved navigation services in this area.
Y.L. Andalsvik +7 more
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1996
Mummified bodies occasionally found in the frigid regions of the world include animals, such as mammoths in Alaska and seals in Antarctica, and Eskimos and Aleuts in Alaska, Canada and Greenland. The animal and Eskimo mummies are naturally frozen, while the Aleuts practiced artificial mummification.
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Mummified bodies occasionally found in the frigid regions of the world include animals, such as mammoths in Alaska and seals in Antarctica, and Eskimos and Aleuts in Alaska, Canada and Greenland. The animal and Eskimo mummies are naturally frozen, while the Aleuts practiced artificial mummification.
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