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Contemporary Problems of Ecology

2006 year, number 6

1.
Elements of the Theory of the Molecular-Ecological Mechanism of Water Quality Formation and Water Self-Purification

S. A. Ostroumov

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In the paper, some elements of basics of the modern ecological theory of polyfunction



2.
Functioning of Microbial Communities in Sodium-Saline Lakes of the Onon-Kerulen Group (Transbaikalia and

E. Yu. Abidueva, A. S. Syrenzhapova, B. B. Namsaraev

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Results of hydrochemical and microbiological investigation of 13 sodium-saline lakes of the Onon-Kerulen group, characterized by high  pH (8,5-10,5) and mineralization (5,3-382,8 g/l) are presented. The seasonal and annual dynamics of the numbers of individuals of different physiological groups of bacteria destroying the organic matter and the rates of microbial processes were investigated in microbial mats and in bottom sediments.



3.
Isolation of the Whole Bacterial DNA for Ecological Characterization of Bottom Sediments of Lake Baikal

S. M. Chernotsyna, O. V. Shubenkova, T. I. Zemskaya, M. A. Grachev, A. L. Vereshchagin, T. Ya. Kostornova

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It is known that the convention



4.
Long-Term Changes in the Content of Chlorophyll "a" in the Pelagic Part of the Southern Baikal

L. R. Izmest'eva, B. K. Pavlov, S. V. Shimaraeva

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The concentration of chlorophyll "a" in the pelagic part of the Southern Baikal was determined in 1979-2002 at the station



5.
Comparative Estimation of the Features of Anaerobic Metabolism in the Baikalian Amphipoda Eulimnogammarus verrucosus (Gerstf.), E. cyaneus (Dyb.) and Palearctic Gammarus lacustris Sars

M. A. Timofeev, K. A. Kirichenko, D. S. Bedulina

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The results of comparative investigation of the features of the use of an



6.
Phytoplankton of the Cherkalov Sor (Lake Baikal) in 2002

N. A. Tashlykova, I. V. Tomberg

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The features of spatial and temporal inhomogeneity of hydrochemical indices, composition and structure of phytoplankton in the Cherkalov Sor (a bay of Lake Baikal) are considered on the basis of field observations carried out in 2002.



7.
Cestodes of Limnophilic Birds of the Chivyrkuy Bay of Lake Baikal

A. V. Nekrasov, S. D. Sanzhieva

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Results of the examination of species diversity of cestodes of limnophilic birds (Podici



8.
Some Ecological Features of Baikal and Siberian Fauna Turbellaria

D. I. Stom, A. A. Klyuchevskaya, U. O. Kolesova

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Influence of toxicants and light on Baikal and Siberian faun



9.
Dynamics and Modern State of Aquatic Vegetation of the Chivyrkuy Bay of Lake Baikal

B. B. Bazarova, N. M. Pronin

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Modern state of aquatic vegetation in the Chivyrkuy Bay is shown; its temporal dyn



10.
Interaction of Water Ecosystems with the Water-Collecting Surface for the Ob-Irtysh Basin as an Example

S. V. Temerev

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The interaction of water reservoirs and streams with the water-collecting surface within the Ob-Irtysh basin is considered. A comparative an



11.
Estimation of Long-Range Changes in the Ecosystems of the Upper and Middle-Stream Irtysh on the Basis of Phytoplankton Development Indices

O. P. BAZHENOVA

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The data of long-term investigations of the Bukhtarma reservoir and the mid Irtysh revealed substantial changes in the species composition, structure and abundance of phytoplankton, which allowed us to determine the directions of changes in the ecosystem. Eutrophication, which started in the Bukhtarma reservoir in late 1970s, got accelerated and occupied the mid Irtysh. The river ecosystem survives ecological stress. The Bukhtarma reservoir is in the state of ecological modulation according to the indices of phytoplankton development; however, the enhancing pollution with organic substances brings about the threat to the stability of the ecosystem.



12.
Vascular Plants of the Magadan Region Water Bodies

O. A. MOCHALOVA

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Partial floras of the water bodies of the Magadan Region are characterized. The maximal diversity and abundance of vascular water plants was observed in floodplain water bodies - former and addition



13.
Organic Pollution of Surface Water of the Zolotoy Rog Bay Surveyed on the Basis of Microbial Indication Methods

E. G. Kalitina, L. S. Buzoleva

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Organic pollution of the surface water layer in the Zolotoy Rog Bay is investigated using the indication micro-flora, in comparison with the reference region (the Pogranichn



14.
About the Effect of the Seasonal Factor on the Formation of Water Quality in the Novosibirsk Water Reservoir under the Conditions

S. Yu. Dvurechenskaya

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Analysis of changes in the quality of water in the plain artificial water reservoir with a small regulating prism (the Novosibirsk water reservoir) was carried out during the years with different water income. The role of the season



15.
Alcohol-Soluble Proteins of Seeds, their Adaptive Function in Plant Expansion

V. F. Semikhov

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Alcohol-soluble proteins found first in the seeds of cereals as early as in the XVIII century (Shewry, Tatham, 1999) and later called "prolamines" (Osborne, 1924) are presented in other monocotyledonos and dicotyledonos . On the grounds of their unbalan



16.
Biotope Distribution of Coleoptera, Staphylinidae Bugs in Southern Baraba

E. E. Pavlov

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Results of field investigation carried out in May to August 2006 in the southern part of the Baraba Lowlands are presented. It is shown that hydrothermal conditions occurring in the reed-sedge floodplain are the most favourable ones for a large number of staphyline bugs. The staphyline bug population of a birch grove is characterized by relatively stable indices of their number during the whole warm period. The staphyline population in the group of biotopes located at the slope of a hill ridge (grassy and dry valley meadows) is less stable. Strong drying of the soil horizon decreases the species diversity of staphyline bugs in these biotopes.