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Distribution of euptyctimous mite Phthiracarus longulus (Acari: Oribatida) under future climate change in the Palearctic. [PDF]

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Marquardt T, Kaczmarek S, Niedbała W.
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Diploid origins, adaptation to polyploidy, and the beginning of rediploidization in allotetraploid Arabidopsis suecica

Burns R, Kulkarni A, Glushkevich A, Kolesnikova UK, Kolar F, Scott AD, Novikova PY.   +6 more
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The initial stage of Early Carboniferous rifting in the Southern Urals: fi rst results of zircon U-Pb dating from granitoids of Neplyuevka complex

Moscow University Bulletin Series 4 Geology, 2022
Zircons from the Early Carboniferous granitoids of the Neplyuevkа massif of the South Urals have been dated (SHRIMP). Two different age groups are distinguished among the studied zircons: 1 — from 334 to 342 Ma; 2 — from 354 to 356 Ma.
A. Tevelev, I. Sobolev, A. Borisenko, N. Pravikova, A. J. Kazansky, E. V. Koptev, I. Kosheleva, J. Žák   +7 more
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The cave bears from Imanay Cave (Southern Urals, Russia)

Historical Biology, 2022
In the rich vertebrate fauna of Imanay Cave the abundant material of the small-sized cave bears was originally assigned to the taxon Ursus savini. Teeth and metapodials of statistical amounts were compared with other cave bear faunas and the taxonomic ...
D. Gimranov, H. Bocherens, Nadja Kavcik-Graumann, Doris Nagel, G. Rabeder   +4 more
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Zirconology of izrandites (Southern Urals)

Doklady Earth Sciences, 2011
)rocks previously unknown in the Urals were discovered in the 1960s and 1970s to the north of Zlatoust,near the village of Aleksandrovka (Southern Urals), inmetamorphic rocks of the Aleksandrovskii Complexand called izrandites (after the Izranda River) [1–3].According to the mineral and chemical composition,they may be compared with basaltoids of the ...
S. L. Presnyakov, S. V. Busharina, V. I. Kozlov, A. A. Krasnobaev, V. N. Puchkov   +4 more
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Climatic changes on the Southern Urals

25th International Symposium on Atmospheric and Ocean Optics: Atmospheric Physics, 2019
This paper presents an analysis of the average monthly temperature data of the surface layer of air according to figures from 10 weather stations located in the territory of the Southern Urals. In order to study the space-time structure of surface temperature, we converted the temperature series into empirical orthogonal components (EOS) via the ...
Vladimir A. Semenov, V. V. Vodopyanov, Denis Yu. Vasil'ev   +2 more
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Population structure of common juniper in the Cis-Urals and Southern Urals

Contemporary Problems of Ecology, 2016
The population structure of common juniper (Juniperus communis L.) growing in the Cis-Urals and Southern Urals has been studied using 17 morphological traits of generative and vegetative organs. A multivariate analysis of ten coenopopulations has recognized three phenotypically different local populations: Cis-Ural, forest Cis-Ural forest-steppe, and ...
G. G. Farukshina, V. P. Putenikhin
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Arc–continent collision in the Southern Urals

Earth-Science Reviews, 2006
Abstract The Southern Urals of Russia contain what is arguably one of the best-preserved examples of an arc–continent collision in any Paleozoic orogen. The arc–continent collision history recorded in the rocks of the Southern Urals began in the Early Devonian with the onset of intra-oceanic subduction and the formation of the Magnitogorsk Arc and ...
Piera Spadea, Joaquina Alvarez-Marrón, Y. Gorozhanina, Dennis Brown, Ralf Hetzel, V. N. Puchkov, Christopher Juhlin, Richard Herrington, Arne P. Willner   +8 more
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The isostatic state of the southern Urals crust

Geologische Rundschau, 1999
The Uralide orogen, in Central Russia, is the focus of intense geoscientific investigations during recent years. The international research is motivated by some unusual lithospheric features compared with other collisional belts including the preservation of (a) a collisional architecture with an orogenic root and a crustal thickness of 55–58 km, and ...
Hans-Jürgen Götze, J. Döring
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Sources of anthropogenic radionuclides in the southern Urals

Journal of Environmental Radioactivity, 1992
Abstract About two-thirds of the 137 Cs deposition 10 to 25 km west of Kamensk Uralskyi in the southern Urals comes from unreported releases to the environment. In this area, the contamination from the Kyshtym accident in 1957 was measured at 10 to 60 kBq 90 Sr m −2 , while the deposition of 137 Cs from this accident was less than 1 kBq m −2 ...
Sven Poul Nielsen, C. Myttenaere, P.I. Yushkov, N.V. Kulikov, Asker Aarkrog, I. V. Molchanova, Henning Dahlgaard, M. Frissel, L. Foulquier, G.G. Polikarpov   +9 more
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