...Alejandro I Del Pozo-Valdivia; Devin Calpo; Mark Sutphin; Carlos Bogran 1 This research was supported by industry gifts of pesticides. Siberia elm | Ulmus pumila Elm zigzag sawfly | Aproceros leucopoda Takeuchi The goal of this trial was to assess the efficacy of two...

...‐aged, suburban pine forests in Krasnoyarsk (Central Siberia, Russia) for the period 2002–2021, as well as to evaluate the current vigor state of the forests. Annually, inventory parameters of two pine forests were determined on permanent sample plots (SPs). Inventory characteristics were assessed...

..., and potentially during generation within the lunar mantle. chemographic analysis viscosity lunar basalts Fe metal saturated melts chemical differentiation Siberia Dzhaltul complex On Earth, basaltic melts differentiate under oxidized conditions. The chemical pathway a differentiating basalt will take...

... hot summer triggered local outbreaks of anthrax on Yamal Peninsula, Northwest Siberia, in 2016, a deeper than usual summer season thaw of soils above the permafrost layer (i.e. the ‘active layer’) exhumed infectious B. anthracis endospores buried in the frozen ground for 75 years (Timofeev...

... to the secondary admixture of allopatrically evolved populations. Alcis COI DNA barcoding Geometridae mitochondrial haplogroups nuclear genes Siberia Thalera Wolbachia Russian Foundation for Basic Research 10.13039/501100002261 19-34-90008 Russian Science...

...–Franklin LIP event the Kan terrane was a part of Rodinia, then it separated from either Siberia or Laurentia during the break-up of Rodinia and finally collided with Siberia at 560 Ma, the time of regional amphibole-facies metamorphism. U–Pb CA-ID-TIMS LA-ICP-MS zircon apatite titanite metamorphism...

... by the paleoenvironmental conditions during soil formation. This study investigates the response of methane producing microorganisms in permafrost to long-term thaw lasting 2–7 years. Siberia glacial and interglacial permafrost methanogenic archaea methane Anoxic incubations that were used to determine CO₂...

... within a gene set and shared between gene sets, respectively. The width of an edge reflects the number of genes shared between the two vertices (gene sets). Abstract Siberia is one of the coldest environments on Earth and has great seasonal temperature variation. Long-term settlement in northern Siberia...

... to future climate change. boreal forest eastern Siberia net ecosystem exchange phenology Boreal forests cover about 22% of all forest area and play an essential role in the global carbon balance ( Goulden et al. 1998 ; Hyvonen et al. 2007 ; Pan et al. 2013...

...-borne disease model hinges on a metaphorical urn from which PWIDs draw syringes at random which may or may not be infected and may or may not result in one of the two agents becoming infected. The model's parameters are estimated with data mostly from the city of Omsk in Western Siberia. A linear trend...

...: [email protected] 2015 carbohydrates Central Siberia climate compound-specific Larix gmelinii (Rupr.) laser ablation post-photosynthetic sucrose Enhanced understanding of isotope fractionation during leaf level and downstream metabolic processes as well as their dependency on both...

... composed of basal and top reversals ( Latypov, 2003 ). Such sills are characterized by the most primitive compositions in their centers and the most evolved composition at their margins. We investigated mineral compositions in the Vilyuysky, Kuz’movsky and Vavukansky dolerite sills in SE Siberia, Russia...

... species, V. rafalskii, has been reported from Central Europe ( Szeptycki 1997 ), and three species are known from North America (northern Canada, and Alaska [ Tuxen 1964 ; Nosek 1977 , 1981 ]). Three species have been described from southern Siberia (V. aurifer, V. joannis, and V...

..., the collection of new acerentomids from different regions of Siberia and Europe has obscured the limits of these genera. Based on specimens at hand and previous work, it seems that Nosekiella Rusek, 1974 and Yavanna Szeptycki, 1988 ( Rusek 1974 , Szeptycki 1988 ) are not morphologically...

... Siberia. Sampling sites are indicated by small circles (one sample) or large circles (multiple samples, with numbers indicating sample sizes). Phenotypic yellowhammers are indicated by light grey circles, phenotypic hybrids by dark grey, and phenotypic pine buntings by black. To test whether yellowhammers...

... were evaluated from 37 S. baturini, representing 19 localities throughout Alaska, Canada, and Siberia. A total of 30 haplotypes was recovered and maximum parsimony and Bayesian phylogenetic analyses support the recognition of a single species with a distribution extending from the Palearctic...

.... alcohol use disorders tuberculosis Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test Russia systems integration Siberia The Russian Federation ranks 12th on the World Health Organization's (WHO) list of high tuberculosis (TB)-burden countries. ¹ Many TB patients in Russia are marginalized...

...-copper plant. Tardigrada systematics Russia Siberia pollution REFERENCES Argue CW. 1972 . Tardigrades from New Brunswick. 2 . Canadian Journal of Zoology 50 : 87 – 94 . Argue CW. 1974 . Tardigrades from New Brunswick. 3 . Canadian Journal of Zoology 52 : 919 – 922...

... susceptibility Milankovitch cycles palaeoclimate Siberia Lake Baikal is the largest (23 000 km³), deepest (>1600 m) and oldest (∼20 × 10⁶ yr) lake on Earth. It is located in southeastern Siberia in a continental rift zone that ultimately owes its origin to the indentation tectonics...

... baked contact test. The palaeomagnetic pole (50.5°N, 121.4°E, A₉₅= 16.7°) is the first precisely dated Siberian pole between ~360 and 260 Ma. It falls near the interpolated Siberian APWP and suggests that Siberia had not joined Eurasia by 275 Ma. The studied dykes are the first...