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n biosphere

— see Biosphere.

impact of the humans and their activity on organisms, biogeocenosis, landscape, biosphere.

scientific discipline studying regularity of allocation of vegetative cover and animal world in biosphere.

a scientific branch studying a dimensional structure of biological communities and biosphere as a whole. Compare: Geochorology.

monitoring, a basic problem of which is fixation and determination of indexes, that characterize natural background, and also its features and changes during development

[English – biomeon, Greek bios – life and Latin omo – ending with meaning of a combination] – a large-sized regional or subcontinental part of biosphere characterized by

[Greek noos - sense] - sphere of sense. The modern concept introduced by V.I. Vernadsky in 1931 for identification of the evolution stage of biosphere characterized by a

sequence of interdependent stages of raw materials use, manufacturing and consumption of products, arrangement and disposal of products and consumption of wastes, wastes

the highest stage of development of organic world. M. is a being that possesses consciousness and speech and ability to influence on the environment, by means of instrume

an international document issued in 1980 by the international union of nature and natural resources protection under the support of UNEP oriented at the control over usag

a stratum of biosphere that includes nowadays living organisms and parts of atmosphere, hydrosphere and rock sphere, involved by these organisms in a biogenic turnover. P