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marine expeditions onboard the R/V Ekolog were carried out to study physical, chemical, geological, and biological processes in two estuaries of Karelian coast of the White Sea. A wide complex of modern methods of marine field work was used. The most recent biochemical studies on the estimation of mechanisms of adaptive reactions of hydrobionts to environmental factors (including anthropogenic) were used. HYDROPHYSICAL PROCESSES † Deceased.

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Multidisciplinary studies in Onega Bay of the White Sea and the estuary of the Onega River during the summer period

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et al. 2008

Oceanology

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Phenological responses of the Arctic, ubiquitous, and boreal copepod species to long-term changes in the annual seasonality of the water temperature in the White Sea

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Multidisciplinary investigations of the white sea during the period of the summer low water in 2009 onboard the R/V Ekolog

et al. 2010

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I. P. Kutcheva

Every species is good in its season: Do the shifts in the annual temperature dynamics affect the phenology of the zooplankton species in the White Sea?

Monitoring Tidal Conditions in Estuaries of the Karelian Coast of the White Sea

Multidisciplinary studies in Onega Bay of the White Sea and the estuary of the Onega River during the summer period

Phenological responses of the Arctic, ubiquitous, and boreal copepod species to long-term changes in the annual seasonality of the water temperature in the White Sea

Multidisciplinary investigations of the white sea during the period of the summer low water in 2009 onboard the R/V Ekolog

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