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Summer Flocks of the Willow Ptarmigan in the North of the Yamal Peninsula.
—Numerous flocks of up to 100 Willow Ptarmigan (Lagopus lagopus) were observed in 1989, 1992 and 1994 during the nesting season. In these years, there were large numbers of lemming predators at the depression of the lemming cycle. Individual marking showed that ptarmigan pairs that lost their clutches joined groups of unmated males.
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Understanding the mechanisms responsible for the origin, evolution, and failure of pingos with explosive gas emissions and the formation of craters in the Arctic permafrost requires comprehensive studies in the context of fluid dynamic processes ...
Igor Buddo +15 more
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The High-Low Arctic boundary: How is it determined and where is it located? [PDF]
Ermokhina KA +9 more
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Editorial: The Russian Far North - a landscape in transition
The Russian Far North is constantly changing with respect to natural as well as socio-economic conditions. Larger temperature and precipitation changes than elsewhere in the world are predicted for this region (IPCC 2013).
Annett Bartsch
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New Research on the Bacillus anthracis Genetic Diversity in Siberia. [PDF]
Timofeev V +9 more
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Salinity effect of permafrost temperature predictions by the example of the Yamal Peninsula
This research is focused on quantitative assessment of salinity influence on predictions of permafrost temperature on a regional scale. The relevance is determined by the intensive economic development of the Yamal Peninsula and the observed climate change in the Arctic.
Kirill Alekseevich Nikitin +3 more
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A Biomorphic Approach to Designing Special-Purpose Vehicles for Arctic Conditions. [PDF]
Klyusov N +4 more
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Current Siberian heating is unprecedented during the past seven millennia. [PDF]
Hantemirov RM +11 more
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Figure 1. Locations of the Yamal Peninsula study area and the four bioclimatic subzones: subzone B, subzone C, subzone D, and subzone E. Abstract There is an urgent need to reduce the uncertainties in remotely sensed detection of phenological shifts of ...
Bruce C Forbes (557242) +2 more
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The relevance. The Arctic regions of Western Siberia became a priority area of research and exploration. They have the unique paleoclimate features, the inversion sedimentation in Paleogene-Neogene and the considerable variations of petromaternal deposit
Albina Albertovna Iskorkina +3 more
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