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Record #156993:

Biocenotic role of the polar bear in coastal ecosystems of Wrangel and Herald islands / N.G. Ovsyanikov.

Title: Biocenotic role of the polar bear in coastal ecosystems of Wrangel and Herald islands / N.G. Ovsyanikov.
Author(s): Ovsyanikov, N. G.
Date: 2000.
Publisher: Moscow: Ecopros Publishers
In: Heritage of the Russian Arctic research, conservation and international co-operation. (2000.),
Abstract: Author maintains that polar bears, through predation, are responsible for transfer of large amounts of organic matter (carcasses of sea mammals) from marine ecosystems to terrestrial coastal ones. By opening carcasses, they also make flesh and viscera available for other land mammals and birds.
Notes:

In: Heritage of the Russian Arctic research, conservation and international co-operation / B.S. Ebbinge, Yu.L. Mazourov, P.S. Tomkovich, eds.

Keywords: 59 -- Zoology.
599.742.2 -- Ursidae: Ursus maritimus.
591.131.2 -- Predation.
574 -- Ecology.
574.45 -- Productivity, terrestrial.
H6 -- Zoology: mammals.
(*501) -- Russia (Federation).
(*521) -- Vrangelya, Ostrov.
SPRI record no.: 156993

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