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Origin and characteristics of massive ground ice on Herschel Island (western Canadian Arctic) as revealed by stable water isotope and Hydrochemical signatures
Vegetation, recent pollen deposition, and distribution of some non-pollen palynomorphs in a degrading ice-wedge polygon mire complex near Pokhodsk (NE Siberia), including size-frequency analyses of pollen attributable to Betula
Ground-ice stable isotopes and cryostratigraphy reflect late Quaternary palaeoclimate in the Northeast Siberian Arctic (Oyogos Yar coast, Dmitry Laptev Strait)
Climate, glacial and vegetation history of the polar Ural Mountains since c. 27 cal ka bp , inferred from a 54 m long sediment core from Lake Bolshoye Shchuchye
Influence of Climate Change on the Structure of Biomass of Summer Phytoplankton in Lakes of the Volga-Kama Reserve, According to the Results of Long-Term Observations
Evolution of the Hydrobiological Communities of a Coastal Lake in the Novaya Zemlya Archipelago (Southern Island, Arctic Russia) in Relation to Climate Change Following the End of the Little Ice Age
Past climate and continentality inferred from ice wedges at Batagay megaslump in the Northern Hemisphere's most continental region, Yana Highlands, interior Yakutia
Analysis of the social and cultural impacts of permafrost thaw in the coastal Russian Arctic : Case study of Tiksi and Bykovsky (Republic of Sakha, Russian Federation)
The concentration of major soluble ions in the ice core of the pingo at the Pestsovoye gas field, in the Evoyakha River valley of southern Tazovsky Peninsula, Northwestern Siberia
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