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Geography and Natural Resources

Subject Areas: Earth-Surface Processes
Publisher: Pleiades Publishing - Springer Journals
ISSN: 1875-3728
SJR: 13

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Comparative Assessment of the Manifestation of Seismicity within the Southwestern Part of the Baikal–Mongolian Region for Various Seismic and Ground Conditions of Construction

Dzhurik, V. I.; Bryzhak, E. V.; Batsaikhan, T.; Serebrennikov, S. P.

2023 Geography and Natural Resources

doi:10.1134/s1875372823050062

The intensively developed densely populated parts of the Baikal–Mongolian region (BMR) within the Selenga River basin and the southwestern part of the Baikal seismic zone have been selected for research. Geomorphologically, the territory is located within the Selenga Dauria, which merges with the...
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Origin and Relationships of Humpback Whitefishes of Mongolia (Corgoninae)

Tuvshinzhargal, N.; Bochkarev, N. A.; Politov, D. V.; Ayuushsuren, Ch.; Teterina, V. I.; Solovyov, M. M.; Matveev, A. N.; Smirnov, V. V.; Sukhanova, L. V.

2023 Geography and Natural Resources

doi:10.1134/s1875372823050189

Questions of the evolution and taxonomic status of the humpback whitefish Coregonus pidschian and its relationships with the complex C. lavaretus sensu lato (s.n.) are as of yet unresolved problems in the study of Coregonus fauna. With the exception of the Amur basin, the only representatives of...
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Geographic Conditions of Sustainable Development of the City of Ulaanbaatar

Korytnyi, L. M.; Bashalkhanova, L. B.; Belozertseva, I. A.; Gagarinova, O. V.; Bogdanov, V. N.; Vorobyov, A. N.; Vorobyov, N. V.; Emelyanova, N. V.; Maksyutova, E. V.; Enkh-Amgalan, S.

2023 Geography and Natural Resources

doi:10.1134/s1875372823050104

The sustainable development of Ulaanbaatar is closely connected with the solution of issues caused by negative environmental impacts. The findings obtained as part of the Russian Foundation for Basic Research project, a review of the literature and reference materials, and an expeditionary survey...
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Mongolia’s Foreign Trade: Relationship between the Transportability of Products and Distance to Target Markets

Bezrukov, L. A.; Fartyshev, A. N.; Altanbagana, M.

2023 Geography and Natural Resources

doi:10.1134/s1875372823050037

Despite the reduction of transportation costs that occurred in the second half of the 20th century, these costs remain a significant obstacle to effective entry into the global market for landlocked countries and regions. This article investigates the relationship between the scale of...
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Current Glaciation of Inner-Continental Mountain Areas within Mongolian Altai and the Baikal Rift Zone

Ivanov, E. N.; Plyusnin, V. M.; Kitov, A. D.; Otgonbayar, D.

2023 Geography and Natural Resources

doi:10.1134/s1875372823050074

Global climatic changes in recent decades cause changes in the dynamics of mountain geosystems. Of interest is the response of nival-glacial inland geosystems, which is different from those in the pre-Oceanic regions. In 2013, the authors substantiated the expediency of separating the...
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Russian–Mongolian Cooperation in the Field of Digital Ecological Monitoring of the Baikal Natural Territory and Khuvsgul region

Bychkov, I. V.; Popova, A. K.; Fereferov, E. S.; Fedorov, R. K.; Demberel, S.; Uuganbaatar, D.

2023 Geography and Natural Resources

doi:10.1134/s1875372823050049

The Baikal Natural Territory (BNT) and Khuvsgul region have similar environmental problems. It is relevant to carry out integrated scientific studies and monitor the state of the components of the natural environment in these areas. This paper presents the results of a number of joint...
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Structure, Age, and Formation Stages of the First River Terraces in the Selenga Drainage Basin

Ryzhov, Yu. V.; Smirnov, M. V.; Golubtsov, V. A.; Opekunova, M. Yu.; Demberel, S.

2023 Geography and Natural Resources

doi:10.1134/s1875372823050153

New and generalized published data on the structure, age, and formation stages of deposits of the mantle and alluvial genetic complexes of the first terrace of rivers in the Selenga drainage basin are presented. The sections of the terrace of the Bryanka River in the Bryansk Depression, the...
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Dynamics and Location of the Population in Ulaanbaatar: Intradistrict Analysis

Dugarova, G. B.; Enkh-Amgalan, S.

2023 Geography and Natural Resources

doi:10.1134/s1875372823050050

Currently, the development of modern cities creates the need for a balanced development of inner-city territorial spaces. The problem of unbalanced urban development in Ulaanbaatar is now particularly acute. There is a colossal intraurban differentiation of many factors, including the dynamics...
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Results and Prospects for Cooperation between Russia and Mongolia on the Problems of Tick-Borne Infections

Rychkova, L. V.; Danchinova, G. A.; Tsogbadrakh, N.; Tserennorov, D.; Liapunova, N. A.; Lagunova, E. K.; Rolomjav, L.; Erdenebat, N.; Khasnatinov, M. A.

2023 Geography and Natural Resources

doi:10.1134/s1875372823050141

This article presents the results of a quarter of a century of cooperation between the Scientific Center for Family Health and Human Reproduction Problems (Irkutsk, Russia) and the National Centers for Zoonotic Infections (Ulaanbaatar and Sükhbaatar, Mongolia), as well as the current ecological...
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Composition and Productivity of Zooplankton as a Food Resource for Fish from Lake Dood Tsagaan (Darkhad Depression, Mongolia)

Sheveleva, N. G.; Ayushsuren, Ch.; Nepokrytykh, A. V.; Tuvshinzhargal, N.; Sukhanova, L. V.

2023 Geography and Natural Resources

doi:10.1134/s1875372823050165

The species composition, abundance, biomass, and productivity of zooplankton have been studied in different biotopes of Lake Dood Tsagaan in July 2022. Concerning to the qualitative composition, the lake community is characterized as cladoceran–copepod and almost equally represented by cladoceran...

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