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Contemporary Problems of Ecology

2002 year, number 4

1.
Forecast of Transformations of the Forest Cover of Siberia by Information Bioclimatic Models

D. I. NAZIMOVA, L. F. NOZHENKOVA, N. M. ANDREEVA, N. P. POLIKARPOV

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Possibilities of using bioclimatic models of zonal classes of Siberian ecosystems for the forecast of forest cover transformations in large-scale changes of climate are considered. For construction of models, the data of the network of meteorological stations  and respective zonal testing grounds were used. As the climate changes, so do their climatic coordinates, which entails a corresponding transformation of the ecosystems.  Based on this assumption is the possibility of a point-by-point prediction of potential states of terrestrial ecosystems  at any preset script of climatic changes. The advantages and limitations of empirical point-by-point models for forecast purposes are discussed.



2.
Formation-Facial and Typological Diversity of Forest Ecosystems in the Sikhote-Alin and the Characteristics of Their Time Course

V. A. ROZENBERG

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In the paper, the relationship between the concepts of forest ecosystems and forest typology units is considered. Principles of their classification are proposed, examples of classification of ecotopes, forest-formation processes, forest types are presented, the quantitative diversity of forest ecosystems in the Sikhote Alin (Primorye) and the main patterns of their time course are shown.



3.
Map of the Plant Cover Structure of Novosibirsk Oblast

E. I. LAPSHINA, V. I. VALUTSKIY

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A new map of vegetation of Novosibirsk Oblast (scale 1 : 500 000) has been drawn up using remote methods of study. The structure of the vegetation cover of this region is analyzed as the basis for compilation of the map legend. Phytocoenotic diversity of the natural vegetation cover and the degree of its disturbance are estimated. Fragments of the vegetation map for 3 areas



4.
Communities of Birds Inhabiting Artificial Nesting Places in the Gradient of Natural and Anthropogenous Ecological Factors in the Middle Ural

E. A. BELSKY, A. G. LYAKHOV, V. A. KOROVIN, I. F. VURDOVA

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In the course of long-term studies, the species composition of birds inhabiting artificial nesting places in forest ecosystems in the south of the Sverdlovsk Region, the dependence of population density and structure of hollow-nesting birds on the biotope character and on the level of environment pollution by industrial discharges have been investigated. In artificial nesting places, reproduction of 15 bird species has been observed. The most frequently occurring are pied flycatcher, great tit, coal tit, common redstart, starling and tree sparrow. A dependence of hollow-nesting birds population on natural climatic conditions has been demonstrated. Transition from dark-coniferous mountainous forests of the Middle Ural to northern forest-steppe forests of the Transuralian region is accompanied by an increase of population abundance and a change of the speciers composition  and structure of the bird community. Pollution of forest ecosystems by the discharges of the copper-smelting plant leads to a decrease of the total hollow-nesting bird population density and stability, and a considerable change of the community structure.  In degraded biotopes, the population density of pied flycatcher and to a smaller degree, that of coal tit  decreases, and that of common redstart, on the contrary, increases.



5.
Amphibians and Reptiles of Plain and Piedmont-Low-Mountainous Landscapes of the Upper Reaches of the Ob River

O. B. BORISOVICH, S. M. TSYBULIN, K. V. TOROPOV, B. N. FOMIN, K. V. GRAZHDAN, I. N. BOGOMOLOVA

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On the basis of materials collected during 1976



6.
Influence of Urban Factors on the Bumble-Bee Population Structure

N. I. EREMEEVA

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Some parameters of bumble-bee population in urbanized cenoses of the city of Kemerovo and its outskirts were studied.  A dependence of the number of bumble-bee species and their relative abundance on the degree of anthropogenic loading has been found.  It is established that for the puropse of ecological monitoring in urbanized landscapes one should not take into account the species composition of mass bumble-bee species, because in various cities, even within one climatic zone, it may be different.  More promising appears the study of the change of the total number of species, contribution of mass and usual species, presence and numbers of rare species, and the degree of monodominance of bumble-bee communities depending on the anthropogenous loading.



7.
Spatial-Typological Organization of Papilionoid Lepidoptera of the Central Altai

S. V. CHESNOKOVA, M. A. LEBEDEVA, Yu. P. MALKOV

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By the data of multiannual censuses, peculiarities of territorial non-uniformity of diurnal butterfly communities of the Central Altai  have been elucidated, and the force and commonness of its constraint with environmental factors have been estimated.  A comparison of results of a similar analysis of data on the northern, north-eastern and south-eastern provinces is made.



8.
Comparative Characteristics of Some polygonal Plant Communities Within the Yamal Arctic Tundra Sub-zone

N. I. ANDREYASHKINA, N. V. PESHKOVA

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An analysis of floristic similarity between some polygonal communities and their elements  with respect to the moisture gradient of the ecotopes (arctic tundra subzone) has been carried out. It was found that the vegetation cover of adjacent microrelief elements was formed as a functionally whole entity. Probably, it is only in plain habitats of the watershed (polygonal tundras) that severe climatic conditions determine a rigorous selection of species.



9.
Vegetation Cover as an Indicator of Climate Change at the Subatlantic Phase of Holocene (on the Example of Subarctic Tundras of the Yamal Peninsula)

M. Yu. TELYATNIKOV, S. A. PRISTYAZHNYUK

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A comparison of three cenofloras



10.
Spatial-Temporal Structure ofAlgae Groups in Forb-Grass Meadows

V. M. LOGINOVA

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Species composition of soil algae in forb grass meadows in the territory of the Kolyvan district of the Novosibirsk Region has been described. Change of dominant species in algae groups takes place in various sites of the profile under study.  A tendency to increase of mesophily of soil algae down the microcatena has been found. The seasonal changes are characterized by an increase in the number of alga species in spring and autumnal periods.



11.
Synusial Structure of Lichens in the Structure of Sograe Forests of Tomsk Region

N. M. KOVALEVA

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Lichen synusiae of the main tree types (cedar, spruce, fir, birch) and bushes (acacia, rowan-tree, juniper) are Explored in Sograe Forests of Tomsk region. Descriptions of lichen synusiae are given for different heights of tree trunk and exposures (north and south).



12.
Biodiversity and Distribution of Bacteria of Enterobacteriaceae Family and of Non-enzymatic Group in the Lake Baikal

E. Yu. PANASYUK, V. V. DRUCKER, V. V. PARFENOVA, T. Ya. KOSTORNOVA

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Results of studies of biodiversity of bacteria of Enterobacteriaceae family and of non-enzymatic group  belonging to the group of potentially pathogenic bacteria are presented. They are found for the first time, mainly in litoral regions of the lake, and have not been found in the pelagial zone. Bacteria of 31 species from 14 genera have been identified. The results of isolation and identification have demonstrated that the most frequent in litoral zones were bacteria from genera Acinetobacter, Pseudomonas, Citrobacter and Enterobacter. The most frequently occurring were the following species: Acinetobacter calcoaceticum var. Joffi (7.7 %), Pseudomonas aeruginosa (6.3 %), Alcvaligenes spp. (3.5 %), and Escherichia coli (3.2 % of all the heterotrophic microorganisms found).



13.
Seasonal Changes of Phytoplankton in Southern Baikal in 1989

G. S. SVYATENKO, B. K. PAVLOV, E. V. PESHKOVA

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The structure of phytoplankton is analyzed on the basis of estimates of the most numerous phytoplankton species that make the most contribution to its biomass.  Tha analysis was carried out in the years differing in the level of mellosira Baikaliansis. In the year precentig the maxsimum of mellosira nomber (1989), intensely vegetating were Romeria sp., Dinobrion sociale, Cyclotella baikalensis. In the year of mass mellosira reproduction (1990), species of genera Synedra, Cyclotella minuta, Chrysidalis sp., Glenodinum sp. And some green algae developed maximally. In the next year (1991) with the poorest yield of mellosira, the largest numbers were observed in Nitschia acicularis, Gymnodinium sp., Cyclotella baikalensis. These data do not quite coincide with those found in analysis of the time course of alga population in 1946



14.
Flagellates in the Plankton of the Chivyrkui Gulf of the Lake Baikal

A. I. TANICHEV

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The species composition and the numbers of Flagellata in the plankton of the Chivyrkui Gulf of Baikal were studied in March, August, September and October 1998. The list of Flagellata species of the gulf has been supplemented with 6 species 5 out of which are heterotrophs inhabiting mainly mesotrophic water bodies. For the first time colorless Cryptophyta



15.
Monitoring of Chlorophyll

O. M. KOZHOVA, L. P. IZMESTYEVA, L. S. KRASHCHUK

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Results of regime observations on the chlorophyll



16.
Waters as Shown by Microorganisms

I. A. SHADRIN

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The toxicological situation  of the pond Bugach (the Yenisei river basin) for the period of June 1999