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The Meroplankton of Amurskii Bay (Peter the Great Bay, Sea of Japan)
Russian Journal of Marine Biology, 2004The composition and seasonal dynamics of meroplankton in Amurskii Bay (Sea of Japan) were studied for the first time. The total survey period exceeded two years. The larvae of demersal invertebrates—members of 69 taxa of various ranks—were found, among which, Bivalvia and Polychaeta were the most diverse.
V. A. Omel'yanenko +2 more
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Persistent Organic Pollutants in Bivalves from Peter the Great Bay, Sea of Japan
Water, Air, & Soil PollutionAleksandra D. Borovkova +4 more
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Composition and distribution of meiobenthos in amursky bay (peter the great bay, the east sea)
Ocean Science Journal, 2005Qualitative and quantitative composition of meiobenthos was studied in Amursky Bay (Peter the Great Bay, the East Sea). Ten taxonomic groups were found, where nematodes were dominant. Density of meiobenthos in ground sediments of the Bay were not uniform, and the average density was measured at 126.4±62.3 ind. m-2. 56 species of nematodes were detected,
Olga N. Pavlyuk, Julia A. Trebukhova
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Tuning of hyperspectral bio-optical algorithms in the Peter the Great Bay
SPIE Proceedings, 2010Ship-based remotely sensed hyperspectral data of sea surface reflectance obtained in the Peter the Great Bay in 2009 and 2010 during different seasons were used. Every spectrum was fitted by analytical biooptical algorithm with five unknown variables. Setup of various initial conditions was used for each spectrum fitting procedure. Optimal values of
Pavel A. Salyuk +4 more
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Phytoplankton of the Peter the Great Bay and its remote sensing problem
Oceanology, 2012The problem of recognition of algal genera based on the remote sensing data requires the analysis of the algae biomass’s distribution. This study provides the analysis of the algae spatial and temporal variations in the Peter the Great Bay. While 116 algal genera were observed, only a few genera have dominated.
A. I. Aleksanin +4 more
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Marine Pollution Bulletin
The study presents the first data on PAH levels and associated environmental risks in the sediments of Peter the Great Bay, the largest bay in the northern Sea of Japan.
T. Chizhova +3 more
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The study presents the first data on PAH levels and associated environmental risks in the sediments of Peter the Great Bay, the largest bay in the northern Sea of Japan.
T. Chizhova +3 more
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IEEE Journal of Selected Topics in Applied Earth Observations and Remote Sensing
The rapidly changing sea ice conditions in seasonal ice zones highlight the necessity for effective sea ice monitoring. However, distinguishing between ice and water, particularly in regions with large areas of thin sea ice, remains a challenging task ...
Qingkang Hou +4 more
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The rapidly changing sea ice conditions in seasonal ice zones highlight the necessity for effective sea ice monitoring. However, distinguishing between ice and water, particularly in regions with large areas of thin sea ice, remains a challenging task ...
Qingkang Hou +4 more
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The genus Chaetoceros (Bacillariophyta) from Peter the Great Bay, Sea of Japan
Botanica Marina, 2006Several studies in the Sea of Japan have dealt with the taxonomy, morphology and ecology of Chaetoceros species. In this study, a total of 33 Chaetoceros taxa was recorded between 1991 and 2004 from the phytoplankton of Peter the Great Bay, in the northwestern part of the Sea of Japan.
Olga G. Shevchenko +2 more
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Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology
The content and distribution of indicator groups of microorganisms were studied. Biotesting of water and aqueous extracts from bottom sediments of Novik Bay (Russky Island, Peter the Great Bay, Sea of Japan) was conducted.
Pelekh A.D. +3 more
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The content and distribution of indicator groups of microorganisms were studied. Biotesting of water and aqueous extracts from bottom sediments of Novik Bay (Russky Island, Peter the Great Bay, Sea of Japan) was conducted.
Pelekh A.D. +3 more
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ORGANIC MATTER AND OIL-CONTAMINATED BOTTOM SEDIMENTS IN PETER THE GREAT BAY (SEA OF JAPAN)
Tikhookeanskaya GeologiyaThis study focused on the origin of organic matter (OM) and its spatial distribution in the bottom sediments of Peter the Great Bay, as well as assessing the contamination by oil products.
D. A. Isakova +3 more
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