The biogeography of land water bodies. Volume 1 - Vinogradov, Anatoly Valentinovich
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The world biogeographic inventory and classification of land bodies of water was continued. In total there are 11 biogeographic regions, 47 sub-regions, 281 provinces; 459 sub-regions and 66 sites were identified. A total of 692 new biogeographic units have been identified. The first volume examines the biogeography of the land bodies of the North and West Palearctic. The locations of various hydrobionts, including Bryozoa and Phylactolaemata, were marked, their faunistics and biogeography were considered. There are additions to the lists of the largest, deepest, highest and underground water…mehr

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The world biogeographic inventory and classification of land bodies of water was continued. In total there are 11 biogeographic regions, 47 sub-regions, 281 provinces; 459 sub-regions and 66 sites were identified. A total of 692 new biogeographic units have been identified. The first volume examines the biogeography of the land bodies of the North and West Palearctic. The locations of various hydrobionts, including Bryozoa and Phylactolaemata, were marked, their faunistics and biogeography were considered. There are additions to the lists of the largest, deepest, highest and underground water bodies. The author hopes that the monograph in four volumes will serve as a reference for many limnologists, geographers and hydrobiologists, as well as specialists studying Russian. The book is dedicated to the biologist and philosopher E. Vinogradova.
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Autorenporträt
Vinogradov A.V. (1956) - Doctor honoris causa, profesor, candidato de ciencias biológicas, miembro de la Academia Internacional de Ciencias Naturales, Academia Rusa de Ciencias Naturales, miembro correspondiente de la Academia Ecológica Rusa, Presidente de la Academia Pública Humanitaria y Estética de Samara, miembro de la Asociación Internacional de Briozoología (IBA).