Titlebook: Geology and Ecosystems; Igor S. Zektser,Brian Marker,Genrikh Vartanyan Book 2006 Springer-Verlag US 2006 Permafrost.ecosystem.ecosystems.e

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Contemporary Conceptions of the Geological Environment: Basic Features, Structure and System of LinkInformation on the geological environment, accumulated by different branches of the earth sciences, demonstrates the complexity of the system of cause-and-consequence links formed in the Earth during its geological evolution..

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Influence of Modern Geological Processes on Evolution of EcosystemsThe evolution of the geological environment proceeds through numerous physico-chemical and geodynamic processes and these directly influence the functioning of associated ecosystems. Modem geological processes and phenomena thus exert direct or indirect effects on biota and the overall environmental situation over large areas.

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Der Bezugsrahmen der Untersuchung,s of origination and evolution of all forms of life on the planet are inseparably connected with two important media — geological and aquatic (oceanic) ones. First, about 1 billion years ago, life in the form of protozoa originated in an aquatic medium and then, with sophistication of the forms and

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-91603-3 speeds and wave action. An over-riding constraint on estuarine biota is the nature of the variable salinity regime, since the capacity for ionic and osmotic regulation varies greatly between species and sets the limits for their distribution. Of equal importance, if the organism is to settle and su

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Reinhard Rock,Peter Ulrich,Frank H. Wittcommunity of organisms and environment that give rise to the natural world (Pickett and Cadenasso, 2002). Habitats, the places where organisms live, are primarily fashioned by geologic processes. These processes started and still control the distribution of the earth’s major land biomes: tundra, des

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-32461-2wide range of closed surface depressions, a well-developed underground drainage system, and a paucity of surface streams. Karst is, therefore, a particular kind of landscape where landforms due to solution processes prevail over other kinds of landforms. It is estimated that karst landscapes occupy

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