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Genetic Diversity of Cattle Bred in Territory of the Tyumen Region, Russia by Kabitskaya, Ya A, Boyko, E G

“…Improving the genetic potential of animals using genomic technologies is an effective way to solve problems in domestic breeding of dairy breeds. The aim of…”
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Influence of ecological factors on the growth of crustaceans from the genus Artemia in Ural and Siberian populations by Boyko, E. G

“…A morphometric analysis of crustaceans from the genus Artemia inhabiting nine Ural and Siberian populations has been carried out. An effect of the total…”
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Specific features of the biology of Artemia in lakes of the Urals and Western Siberia by Boyko, E. G, Litvinenko, L. I, Kutsanov, K. V, Gabdullin, M. A

“…Morphometric analysis of 24 populations of Artemia brine shrimps from lakes of Western Siberia and the Urals was performed during the growing season of 2010…”
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Effect of environmental factors on the structure and functioning of biocoenoses of hyperhaline water reservoirs in the south of Western Siberia by Litvinenko, L. I., Litvinenko, A. I., Boyko, E. G., Kutsanov, K. V.

“…Based on the perennial monitoring (1995–2010) of hyperhaline water reservoirs in the south of Western Siberia with salinity from 28 to 417 g/L, four seasons in…”
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The morphological characteristics of Artemia shrimps from Siberian populations by Litvinenko, L. I., Boyko, E. G.

“…Morphological analysis of characteristics of shrimps from parthenogenetic and bisexual Artemia populations from a vast territory from the Urals to the Sayan…”
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Cuticle of the cypselas of the Asteraceae species by Boyko, E. V., G. B. Elyakov Pacific Institute of Bioorganic Chemistry Far Eastern Branch, Russian Academy of Sciences (PIBOC FEB RAS). boyachen@mail.ru

“…Results of morphological and anatomic researches of cypselas of species of Asteraceae family are presented. It is established that the plicatum of a surface of…”
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The role of host plant phenology in the development of the oak leafroller moth, Tortrix viridana L. (Lepidoptera: Tortricidae) by Ivashov, Anatoliy V, Boyko, Georgiy E, Simchuk, Andriy P

“…Phenological coincidence between the insect and its host plant was studied in natural environment. Two phenological events were controlled: degree to which…”
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