Human connections with the geographic environment are extremely diverse. They can conventionally be divided into material and spiritual. The geographic environment consists of natural and artificial components containing various objects and phenomena that, to one degree or another, fall within the sphere of human interest.
Myoglobin has been studied by many scientists, one of whom was John Kendrew, who created the first model of the myoglobin molecule in 1957 and received the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for his discovery in 1962.
The fact that the overwhelming majority of us fail to notice, fail to understand the catastrophic nature of our situation under the yoke of shopkeepers who have imposed on us an ideology of unbridled consumerism, testifies to our degradation as thinking beings, as beings possessing a genuine culture of partnership relations
Kyrgyzstan can be called a mountain country: 90% of this small state lies more than 1,000 meters above sea level, where about 600 species of useful wild plants grow, preserved thanks to a closed mountain system that supports their conservation and stability.
Many researchers have studied high-mountain animal populations, as well as animal body condition, i.e., the specific fat content in the body, which is an important indicator of the well-being of an animal population.
The article examines the unconscious prerequisites of modern types of human-nature relationships, as well as the extra-conscious components of the modern ecological worldview.
AND BY THIS THOUGHTLESSNESS OF THEIRS, PEOPLE BETRAY THEMSELVES, THEIR PRESENT, AND THEIR FUTURE, WHICH MAY NEVER COME.
In lieu of a preface: Our knowledge can be compared to a search for a path toward an unclear goal, which becomes marked only after one has chosen the right direction, and takes final shape only once one has found the right way, the right means of achieving it.
The 'World Trade' game: materials for the game. The game is used based on the methodology of N.I. Koryakina, M.A. Zhevlakova, and P.N. Kirillov, 'Education for Sustainable Development: A Search for Strategies, Approaches, and Technologies' (a teacher's methodological manual).
The vegetation cover in the study area has been examined by a number of authors: A.F. Middendorff (1882), V.I. Kushlevsky (1990), V.I. Masalsky (1985, 1910), O.E. Knorring (1912), S.S. Nestruyev (1912), P.A. Baranov (1925), M.V. Kultiasov (1927), M.G. Popov (1928, 1929), D.N. Kashkarov (1927), N.N. Dzens-Litovskaya (1928), and E.P. Korovin (1934).
The list below presents the first data on the taxonomic composition of representatives of the superfamily Scolioidea, which includes many of the rarest and relict taxa of stinging Hymenoptera.
Many researchers have studied high-mountain animal populations, as well as animal body condition, i.e., the specific fat content in the body, which is an important indicator of the well-being of an animal population.
