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Studies on Inner Asia Ⅰ: The Pre-Mongol Period
In:The National Committee of Japanese Historians ed., Historical studies in Japan (VIII) 1988-1992, Yamakawa Yamakawa Shuppansha, 2005.
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The greatest morphological differences are observed between the northeastern regions of China and the Qinghai‐Tibet regions. Elevation and temperature are the primary climatic factors causing morphological variation. Compared to the current period, the future suitable habitat area for Five‐toed jerboa is expected to decrease and shift toward higher ...
Cheng Yang +8 more
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The article is dedicated to the study of raw material resources for iron metallurgy in Volga Bulgaria. The results of archaeological and geological surveys in the Volga-Sviyaga interfluve area are represented.
Semykin Yuriy A.
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ABSTRACT Organic egg production requires daily provision of coarse feed, fresh or dried forage, and silage to poultry. This study employed flavoromics, metabolomics, and quantitative lipidomics to investigate the effects of replacing 0% (CK), 10% (T10), and 20% (T20) of the basal diet of laying geese with alfalfa (Medicago sativa L.) on the sensory ...
Baochao Bai +9 more
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Bone Remains of Birds from the Central Part of the Bolgar Fortified Settlement
The remains of birds from the CLXXIX excavation site in the central part of the Bolgar fortified settlement of the pre-Mongol, early and late Golden Horde periods were studied. The total number of identified species is 32.
Natalia V. Volkova +2 more
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Review of Alan J. K. Sanders, 'Historical Dictionary of Mongolia' [PDF]
Lane, George
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ABSTRACT Background: To explore the bone mineral density (BMD) in children in Jiangsu Province, China, during the first 5 years of life, and to observe the relationship between BMD and lifestyle factors. Methods: This study was conducted at 12 Children's Health Care Centers (2014–2015), measuring BMD via Sunlight Omnisense 7000P.
Yan Zhao +15 more
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Continuous intake of sweet potato petiole and leaf, rich in polyphenols, demonstrated the neuroprotective effects in a gerbil model of transient cerebral ischaemia. Pre‐ischaemic feeding of a diet containing sweet potato petiole and leaf tended to be more effective than post‐ischaemic feeding.
Kazuhisa Sugai +11 more
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Materials of pre-mongol period in Ancient Penjikent
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Abstract Increasing water scarcity intensifies conflicts between socio‐economic development and ecological integrity, underscoring the need for integrated socio‐ecological approaches. However, current assessments often lack frameworks that quantitatively capture the dynamic interactions among ecosystem structure, function, and human activity.
Lin Yang +6 more
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