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The study shows the effect of urban structures on human thermal comfort indices in the extreme climate region of the Russian Far East, with an annual temperature range of .
Jan Paul Bauche +2 more
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Air Pollution of Nature Reserves near Cities in Russia. [PDF]
Today, protected natural areas cover about 15% of the Earth’s land. These areas by definition are supposed to be free of pollution; they nevertheless suffer from the effects of aerial transport of anthropogenic polluting substances. In this study, we evaluated the impact of settlements on protected natural areas to determine the optimal distance beyond
Kholodov A, Golokhvast K.
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This article examines two novels from the last decade written by Russian‐Jewish writers, Liudmila Ulitskaia's Daniel Stein, Translator and Aleksandr Meilakhs' Red Zion. Both novels feature remarkably similar protagonists, unique for Russian literature: Polish‐born Jews who survive the Shoah and immigrate to Israel.
BRETT WINESTOCK
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Simple and complex dynamics in the model of evolution of two populations coupled by migration with non-overlapping generations [PDF]
Purpose is to study the mechanisms leading to genetic divergence (stable genetic differences between two adjacent populations). We considered the following classical model situation. Populations are panmictic with Mendelian rules of inheritance.
Kulakov, Matvej Pavlovich +1 more
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The inhomogeneous population distribution appears as various population densities or different types of dynamics in distant sites of the extended habitat and may arise due to, for example, the resettlement features, the internal population structure, and
Matvey Kulakov, Efim Frisman
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On the genetic divergence of two adjacent populations living in a homogeneous habitat [PDF]
The purpose is to study the mechanisms leading to the genetic divergence, i.e. stable genetic differences between two adjacent populations coupled by migration of individuals.
Frisman, Efim Jakovlevich +1 more
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Transition from Bi- to Quadro-Stability in Models of Population Dynamics and Evolution
The article is devoted to a review of bistability and quadro-stability phenomena found in a certain class of mathematical models of population numbers and allele frequency dynamics. The purpose is to generalize the results of studying the transition from
Efim Frisman, Matvey Kulakov
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The created soil map of Birobidzhan city (scale 1:25 000) reflects the diversity of soils and nonsoil formationsinthecity.Itpresentsfour large ecological soil groups: natural undisturbed, natural disturbed, anthropogenic soils and surface technogenic ...
L. A. Matiushkina, V. B. Kalmanova
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University and Professional Society of Social Workers as Subjects of Personnel Training
In modern society, there is much concern about training highly qualified specialists in the field of social work. Both higher education institutions that provide this training and the professional community are interested in it.
I. M. Vorotilkina, I. V. Koroleva
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“We are the lost generation”. Communities of Birobidzhan Jews in Israel: field research report (July 2012) In this article I describe the fieldwork conducted in Israel in 2012 among those who have emigrated from the Jewish Autonomous Oblast in Russia.
Maria Makarova
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