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245 00 Forests of Volga River Basin under global warming :
       |blandscape-ecological analysis and prognosis /|ceditors, 
       Erland G. Kolomyts ... [and others]. 
264  1 Hauppauge, N.Y. :|bNova Science,|c2012. 
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490 1  Climate change and its causes, effects and prediction 
500    Includes index. 
504    Includes bibliographical references and index. 
505 0  FORESTS OF VOLGA RIVER BASIN UNDER GLOBAL WARMING 
       (LANDSCAPE-ECOLOGICAL ANALYSIS AND PROGNOSIS) ; Library of
       Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data ; CONTENTS ; 
       INTRODUCTION ; Chapter 1 FOREST RESOURCES OF THE VOLGA 
       RIVER BASIN UNDER HUMAN IMPACTS ; ABSTRACT ; 1.1. 
       INTRODUCTORY NOTES ; 1.2. COMMON CHARACTERISTIC OF FOREST 
       RESOURCES ; 1.3. PHYTOCOENOTIC DIVERSITY OF FOREST 
       ECOSYSTEMS; 1.4. FLORISTIC DIVERSITY OF FORESTS ; 1.5. 
       FOREST RELICTS OF GEOLOGICAL PAST AND THEIR SIGNIFICANCE 
       FOR PREDICTIVE ECOLOGICAL SCENARIOS ; 1.6. ANTHROPOGENIC 
       EFFECTS ON FOREST ECOSYSTEMS. 
505 8  1.6.1. Timber, Woodworking and Pulp-and-paper Industries 
       1.6.2. Recreational Load ; Chapter 2 ZONAL ORGANIZATION OF
       FOREST BELT ON THE RUSSIAN PLAIN UNDER CHANGING CLIMATE ; 
       ABSTRACT ; 2.1. REGIONAL ECOLOGY AND PROBLEM OF GLOBAL 
       CHANGES ; 2.2. ZONALITY AS AN OBJECT OF ECOLOGICAL- 
       GEOGRAPHICAL INVESTIGATION ; 2.3. CONCEPTUAL CYBERNETIC 
       MODEL OF NATURAL LANDSCAPE ; 2.4. BOREAL ECOTONE OF THE 
       VOLGA RIVER BASIN AS OBJECT OF LANDSCAPE-ECOLOGICAL 
       MODELING AND PROGNOSIS ; 2.4.1. Boreal Ecotone as a Vector
       Landscape-ecological System. 
505 8  2.4.2. Classification and Factor-dynamic Series of 
       Landscapes at Nature Zones 2.5. ECOLOGICAL PRINCIPLES OF 
       NATURAL ZONE AND ZONAL BOUNDARIES FORMATION ; 2.5.1. 
       Mechanisms of Zonal Boundary Formation ; 2.5.2. Zonal 
       Ecotone as a Trigger System ; 2.5.3. Climatic Niches and 
       Stability Reserve of Geo(eco- )systems; Chapter 3 
       EMPIRICALLY OF PREDICTIONS AND PALEOGEOGRAPHICAL 
       RECONSTRUCTIONS ; ABSTRACT ; 3.1. PREFATORY REMARKS; 3.2. 
       BOREAL ECOTONE OF RUSSIAN PLAIN AS A "QUICKLY RUNNING" 
       MODEL OF THE GLOBAL CHANGES ; 3.3. EMPIRICAL MATERIALS FOR
       MODELING. 
505 8  3.3.1. Regional Characteristics of Climate, Plant and Soil
       3.3.2. Large-scale Experimental Test Sites ; 3.3.3. 
       Systems of Local and Regional Landscape Couplings; 3.3.4. 
       Parameters of Plant Matter Cycles ; A. Phytomass (tons/ha)
       : ; B. Productivity (tons/ha per year): ; C. Complex 
       Indices of Biological Cycle : ; 3.4. CALCULATIONS OF 
       DERIVATIVES FROM LANDSCAPE-GEOPHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS ; 
       Chapter 4 ANALYTIC METHODS OF EMPIRICAL-STATISTICAL 
       MODELING OF ECOSYSTEMS ; ABSTRACT ; 4.1. ESPECIALLY OF 
       LANDSCAPE-ECOLOGICAL MODELING ; 4.2. MONOSYSTEM MODELS. 
505 8  4.2.1. Informational Measures of Component 
       Interconnections 4.2.2. Modeled Distribution of Ecological
       Niches ; 4.2.3. Types of Schemes of Binary Ordination of 
       the Component Attributes ; 4.3. POLYSYSTEM MODELS ; 4.3.1.
       Methods of Calculation ; 4.3.2. Matrices and Graphs of 
       Inclusion Relations between the Objects ; 4.3.3. 
       Distinguishing of Ecological Groups of Geo(eco- )Systems ;
       4.3.4. Local Empirical Simulation of the Regional 
       Bioclimatic Trend ; Chapter 5 REGIONAL BIOCLIMATIC SYSTEM 
       AND ITS PROGNOSTIC SIGNIFICANCE ; ABSTRACT ; 5.1. 
       INTRODUCTORY REMARKS. 
546    English. 
590    eBooks on EBSCOhost|bEBSCO eBook Subscription Academic 
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       authorities/subjects/sh2009125430|zVolga River Watershed.
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650  0 Forest meteorology|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/
       subjects/sh85050607|zRussia (Federation)|zVolga River 
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650  0 Trees|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85137241
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       authorities/subjects/sh00004614|zRussia (Federation)
       |zVolga River Watershed.|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/
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655  4 Electronic books. 
700 1  Kolomyt͡s, Ė. G.|q(Ėrland Georgievich)|0https://id.loc.gov/
       authorities/names/n85117532 
776 08 |iPrint version:|tForests of Volga River Basin under 
       global warming|dHauppauge, N.Y. : Nova Science, 2012.
       |z9781622570232 (hardcover)|w(DLC)  2012018684 
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