Publications by authors named "E N Plekhanova"
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- Climate change is making the Arctic more accessible, leading to potential industrial and urban growth, but there’s a lack of comprehensive data on this development.
- A study using satellite data from 1992 to 2013 found that about 5.14% of the Arctic is lit by human activity, primarily in the European Arctic and oil/gas areas of Russia and Alaska, with an annual increase of 4.8%.
- The research highlights that most artificial light in the Arctic is driven by industrial activity rather than human settlements, providing important data for future sustainable development and conservation efforts in the region.
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- High-latitude surface energy budgets (SEBs) are important for understanding land-climate interactions in the Arctic, but uncertainties in their predictions remain.
- A study analyzed SEB observations from 1994 to 2021 and found that vegetation type is a key predictor of SEB components during Arctic summers, often matching or exceeding differences seen between vegetation and glacier surfaces.
- The study also revealed that the timing of SEB fluxes varies significantly with vegetation type, affecting snow-cover dynamics and suggesting that better representations of Arctic vegetation in models could enhance future Earth system predictions.
The paper describes a case of primordial odontogenic tumor of the mandible, a rare neoplasm that has been recently included into the WHO classification. It presents its clinical, radiological, morphological, and immunohistochemical characteristics.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFThe majority of climate models predict severe increases in future temperature and precipitation in the Arctic. Increases in temperature and precipitation can lead to an intensification of the hydrologic cycle that strongly impacts Arctic environmental conditions. In order to investigate effects of future precipitation scenarios on ecosystems, precipitation manipulation experiments are being performed to simulate drought and extreme precipitation conditions.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFThe genomes of mammals contain thousands of deleterious mutations. It is important to be able to recognize them with high precision. In conservation biology, the small size of fragmented populations results in accumulation of damaging variants.
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