Sentences with word «eurasian»

There is however a historical analogue to present day ice sheets: Barents Sea ice sheet that covered large areas of Eurasian Arctic some 20 000 years ago.

Well worth reading K&L's book: Cyclic Climate Changes and Fish Productivity and Frolov et al's new book on the Arctic: Climate Change in Eurasian Arctic Shelf Seas.

Just a few weeks ago, we reported Apple had two new iPads ready for release, thanks to filings with Eurasian Economic Commission (EEC).

«This suggests that Rugosodon and its closely related multituberculates had a broad paleogreographic distribution and dispersals back - and - forth across the entire Eurasian continent.»

Here is the map Tectonically it is on a small separate plate together with most of Turkey, it is separate from Eurasian plate, and doesn't belong to the African plate.

Tectonically it is on a small separate plate together with most of Turkey, it is separate from Eurasian plate, and doesn't belong to the African plate.

According to new research, nomadic horse culture — famously associated with Genghis Khan and his Mongol hordes — can trace its roots back more than 3,000 years in the eastern Eurasian Steppes, in the territory of modern Mongolia.

Reference: Patton, H., et.al., Deglaciation of Eurasian Ice Sheet Complex, Quaternary Science Reviews.

But as climate simulations haven't yet parsed out the atmospheric response to the loss of sea ice, its influence on Eurasian winters remains a question mark.

Yet, the eastern Eurasian Basin of the Arctic is now more ice - free and active, exhibiting the vertical mixing of layers more commonly found in parts of the Atlantic, the study finds.

The UK is over 3 % as other Eurasian countries and they have a serious problem.

In Beuys's art - life cosmology, Russia is the hulking Eurasian landmass of energy and potential, the great unknown variable in the equation of Western civilization.

The lawsuit will be filed in a US jurisdiction in May by the newly founded Eurasian Blockchain Association (EBA).

Genome - wide scanning data was obtained from 230 West Eurasians from between 6500 BC and 300 BC, including samples from 26 Anatolian Neolithic individuals, representing the first genome - wide ancient DNA from the eastern Mediterranean.

Since the heat is just moved around, with Eurasian cold linked to a correspondingly warmer Arctic, this hardly affects the global mean temperature — unless you're looking at a data set with a large data gap in the Arctic...

Up to this time, researchers from the Natural Sciences Museum of Barcelona - the leaders of this study - had discovered that female Eurasian siskins in captivity prefer to mate with males that they know.

Director of the Serious Fraud Office v Eurasian Natural Resources Corporation Ltd [2017] EWHC 1017 (QB), [2017] All ER (D) 50 (May)

Do Eurasian jays know what other birds are thinking?

Between Norway and Greenland in the western Eurasian basin, Atlantic currents flow into the Arctic at a depth of 200 to 250 meters, about 4 °C warmer than the surface water.

A rare subspecies of Eurasian lynx, the Balkan lynx, numbers less than 50 individuals — but a newborn has just been found in the wild, raising hopes for the species» survival

A 2015 study in Genome Research, for example, estimated that 25 percent of modern Eurasian wolf DNA actually comes from interbreeding with domesticated dogs.

Erik Jones is Professor of European Studies and International Political Economy and Director of European and Eurasian Studies at the Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS) of the Johns Hopkins University.

Explore the strategic point where Europe meets Asia at the southern terminus of the new Eurasian Land Bridge rail link.

Instrumental temperatures (1871 - 1997) are in black, circum - Arctic temperature proxies [1600 - 1990, from (2)-RSB- are in yellow, northern NH tree - ring densities [1550 - 1960, from (3), processed to retain low - frequency signals] are in pale blue, NH temperature proxies [1000 - 1992, from (4)-RSB- are in red, global climate proxies [1000 - 1980, from (5,6)-RSB- are in purple, and an average of three northern Eurasian tree - ring width chronologies [1 - 1993, from (10)-RSB- is in green.

Robust arctic sea ice influence on the frequent Eurasian cold winters in past decades.

Can be found all over Eurasian cuisine, but my favorite is the simple tomato dill soup.

Set just north of Thingvallavatn, Iceland's largest lake, the park lies in a rift valley formed where the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates meet.

Second, other non-native fish — such as Eurasian ruffe, round goby and white perch — entered and expanded throughout the Great Lakes at the same time as zebra mussels, making it difficult to determine which particular change in fish abundance is due to which invader.

In fact this can explain most of the observed cooling of Eurasian winters since 1990.»

Previously, ancient Eurasian genomes had revealed three ancestral populations that contributed to contemporary Europeans in varying degrees, says Manica.

«There is no longer any West Eurasian ancestry inferred in West and Central African populations,» says Harvard population geneticist Pontus Skoglund, who alerted Manica to the problem.

Determining factors for Eurasian watermilfoil (Myriophyllum spicatum L.) spread in and around Lake Tahoe, CA - NV (UC Water Center: $ 60,000).

One mystery is why the Denisovan genes are unique in modern Melanesians and are not found in other Eurasian groups that have so far been sampled.

Nearly all of the Indian subcontinent's ethnic and linguistic groups are the product of three ancient Eurasian populations who met and mixed: local hunter - gatherers, Middle Eastern farmers, and Central Asian herders.

The data, which represent the first comprehensive population - level whole - genome study of human genetic diversity in Australia, suggests that the ancestors of Aboriginal Australians and Papua New Guineans diverged from Eurasian populations between 51,000 and 72,000 years ago and reveals traces of genetic material from ancient humans such as Denisovans and an unknown hominin group.

Early last year, the land registry authorities in Eurasian nation Georgia began working with blockchain startup BitFury, which, in February, signed a memorandum of understanding to extend the tests to other government agencies.

The eastern Eurasian Basin, north of Russia, has been nearly ice - free at the end of summer since 2011.

The North Atlantic is observed to be freshening (49), and estimates of recent increases in freshwater input yield 0.014 Sv from melting sea ice (18), 0.007 Sv from Greenland (29), and 0.005 Sv from Eurasian rivers (50), totaling 0.026 Sv, without considering precipitation over the oceans or Canadian river runoff.

Earlier studies have shown that one to six percent of modern Eurasian genomes were inherited from ancient hominins, such as Neanderthal or Denisovans.

But, he says, «a western Eurasian migration into every population they study in Africa — into the Mbuti pygmies and the Khoisan?