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On pseudo-suffixes in East Baltic
Journal of Baltic Studies, 1979(1979). On pseudo-suffixes in East Baltic. Journal of Baltic Studies: Vol. 10, No. 2, pp. 148-151.
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The East Baltic accusative plural
Lingua, 1966The traditional comparative grammars suppose that the East Baltic o-stem XC. plur. ending -us is to be derived from IndoEuropean * -6rcs which passed to *-tions and then to -zoos which in word final position was shortened to -zcs.l) Support for a posited Indo-European act. plur. ending -iins is thought to be found in the Skt. act. plur.
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Basic intrusives and hydrocarbonic potential of the South-East Baltic
Oceanology, 2014The Paleozoic rocks of Kaliningrad oblast and the adjacent areas of the SE Baltic Sea have recently became exploration targets. The small size and number of prospective structures, as well as the small size of the oil reserves in the onshore areas, have resulted in a decline in production and a decrease in exploration activity.
G. S. Kharin, D. V. Eroshenko
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VISIBLE MIGRATION IN THE EAST BALTIC AREA
Ibis, 1958SUMMARYBird migration in the East Baltic area is characterised by the facts that the spring and autumn flights vary considerably in intensity; and that there are marked differences in the species represented in the southern and northern parts of the area.
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Biodiversity of the Silurian osteostracans of the East Baltic
Earth and Environmental Science Transactions of the Royal Society of Edinburgh, 2014ABSTRACTThe sculpture and histology of osteostracan head shields and trunk squamations from the Silurian of Estonia are described, illustrated and used for the identification of disarticulated microremains collected from outcrop sections and numerous drill cores in Estonia and Latvia over the last 40 years.
T. Märss, O. Afanassieva, H. Blom
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Interpreting the Meaning of East Baltic Neolithic Symbols
Cambridge Archaeological Journal, 1998Three sets of symbolic material from sites of the East Baltic Neolithic non-Corded Ware culture c. 6500–3500 bp are presented and compared in order to interpret certain aspects of the ideology of these prehistoric communities, specifically as it relates to their faunal environment and gender distinctions.
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Telephinid trilobites from the Ordovician of the East Baltic
GFF, 1995Abstract Telephinid trilobites are described from the Middle Ordovician (Viruan Series) in drill cores from western Latvia and the Pskov district in westernmost Russia. Three species, all assigned to Telephina Marek 1952, are discussed and illustrated: T. bicuspis (Angelin 1854) from the lowermost Uhaku Stage of western Latvia, T.
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Snowfall Conditions East of the Baltic
Geographical Review, 1923R. DeC. Ward, J. Letzmann
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