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Cryosols of Western Siberia

2004
Cryosols are widespread in the northern and central regions of western Siberia, from 73°30′ to 62° N latitude, where they formed under a vast spectrum of conditions, from tundra to taiga, including swampy areas (Figure 2.8.1). Between 62° and 60° N latitude, these soils occur only within the coldest ecotopes of forest areas.
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It is snowing microplastics in Western Siberia

Environmental Pollution
The atmosphere is an important transport medium for polymeric anthropogenic particles such as microplastics (MPs). The analysis of particles deposited on the snowpack enables monitoring the abundance and transport of MPs and semi-synthetic fibers.
Yulia A. Frank, Daria Tatsii, Alexey R. Rednikin, Andreas Plach, Svetlana N. Rakhmatullina, Danil S. Vorobiev, Andreas Stohl   +6 more
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Sweet pepper varieties for Western Siberia

Kartofel` i ovoshi, 2022
Представлены результаты селекционной работы по культуре перца сладкого. Показано влияние основных факторов среды на рост растений перца в условиях резко континентального климата Западной Сибири. Освещены некоторые направления сортовой селекции для необогреваемых теплиц и открытого грунта.
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A New Early Cretaceous Mammal from Western Siberia

Doklady Biological Sciences, 2002
The first Mesozoic mammal in Siberia (and in Rus-sia) was discovered by E.N. Maschenko in 1995 in theEarly Cretaceous Shestakovo locality (ChebulinskiiDistrict, Kemerovo Region) [1]. Representatives of atleast six mammalian species belonging to Gobicon-odontidae, Docodonta, and Peramura have been discov-ered in Shestakovo [2].
E N, Maschenko, A V, Lopatin, A V, Voronkevich   +2 more
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Tick-borne encephalitis virus strains of Western Siberia

Virus Research, 2000
Tick-borne encephalitis virus (TBEV) strains were isolated from ticks in Western Siberia for 12 years. Molecular hybridization of the 46 viral RNA with the TBEV cDNA and oligonucleotide probes revealed differences between the Siberian and Far Eastern strains.
V N, Bakhvalova, V A, Rar, S E, Tkachev, V A, Matveev, L E, Matveev, A S, Karavanov, A K, Dobrotvorsky, O V, Morozova   +7 more
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A Nativistic Movement in Western Siberia

American Anthropologist, 1956
IN May 1904 an Altai Turk' named Chet or Chot Chelpan (Russianized as Chelpanov) received a vision in which there appeared to him a white horse carrying a rider dressed in white. This rider announced the imminent return to earth of Oirot Khan, who would lead the Altai Turks to freedom from the Russians and re-establish the ancient Oirot khanate.
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Water-Management Problems of Western Siberia

Soviet Geography, 1964
AbstractThe author, who regards large reservoirs on plains streams as wasteful from the point of view of resource utilization, weighs the proposed construction of the Lower Ob' hydroelectric station and the flooding of a large part of the West Siberian Plain against integrated utilization of the region's resources, including agriculture, lumbering ...
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Western Siberia in a changing climate

International Journal of Environmental Studies, 2014
The present era of climate instability raises questions of landscape conservation and ecology generally, as well as socio-economic questions in northern regions of the world.
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Lightning activity over Western Siberia

Geosfernye issledovaniya, 2022
Olga E. Nechepurenko, null et al.
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Drilling of Horizontal Wells in Western Siberia

SPE Annual Technical Conference and Exhibition, 1993
ABSTRACT The pursuit of oil and gas in the former Soviet Union poses both technical and political challenges to Western companies. This paper discusses how some of the difficulties were overcome while drilling horizontal wells in Western Siberia.
H.H. Jelsma, B.C. Comeaux, B. Meyerov
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