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A widespread occurrence of boulders and pebbles of Ural origin, forming watershed deposits and denudation hills ('puges') was discovered in the east of the Russian Plain at the end of the last century.
Dedkov A., Butakov G.
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Party system of the Middle Urals: stages of development
On the example of a single region – Sverdlovsk region – we study the evolution of the party system. The author distinguishes two stages in the development of the party system of the Middle Urals: during the existence of a multiparty system and a dominant party.
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Postural characteristics of middle-distance runners
Петрова А.А., аспирант кафедры теории и методики физической культуры и спорта, Южно-Уральский государственный университет (Челябинск), petry4o@bk.ru. A.A.
Petrova, A. A., Петрова, А. А.
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International migration links of the Middle Ural
Based on statistical data, international migration is considered as a complex relations of Sverdlovsk region, a quantitative and qualitative assessment of these relationships is given. Based on the evaluation of statistical data, as well as by studying the analytic literature, the role and place of Sverdlovsk region in the Ural Federal District is ...
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THE AREA OF NUTRITION AND YIELD OF POTATO IN THE MIDDLE URALS
M Karpuhin, F. Keyta
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PROMISING MEDICINAL PLANTS INTRODUCED INTO THE MIDDLE URALS
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The Slyudyanogorsk Muscovite Deposit in the Middle Ural
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Moho imbrication in the Middle Urals
Terra Nova, 2007AbstractNew processing of part of the Europrobe's Seismic Reflection Profiling in the Urals (ESRU) reflection seismic data in the Middle Urals shows a southwest‐dipping Moho imbrication and crustal underthrusting that was not previously imaged. The area of thickening associated with it roughly coincides with a deepening of the Moho imaged by the GRANIT
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