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- Geografi: Sibirien i Asien er den arealmæssigt største del
af Rusland og det nordlige Kasakhstan fra Uralbjergene og russisk
Centralasien, til Mongoliet, Kina og Koreahalvøen til Stillehavet, og og med kystlinjer til
Det arktiske hav, Ishavet, Beringshavet, Det okhotske hav og Det
japanske hav. Republikken Sakha (Jakutien), 1922-. Der skelnes
mellem et geografisk og et historisk Sibirien.
- Natur, klima.
Biodiversitet. Fauna og flora: Fisk.
Fugle.
Koralrev.
Vådområder.
Nature, climate. Flora and fauna: Botanical gardens. Fish. Birds.
Coral reefs. Wetlands
Flore et faune: Poissons. Oiseaux. Les récifs coralliens.
Les zones humides.
Flora y fauna: Fish. Pájaros. Los arrecifes de coral. Los
humedales.
Natur, Klima. Flora und Fauna: Botanische Gärten. Fisch.
Vögeln. Korallenriffe. Feuchtgebiet, Feuchtbiotop.
- International Network of Basin Organizations / Det
internationale netværk af flodbassin organisationer.
- http://www.inbo-news.org/spip.php?sommaire⟨=en:
- Vådområder: Amur-Heilong floden eller Sorte Drage
Floden ; Bajkalsøen.
Simonov, E. A. and T. D. Dahmer, editors. 2008. Amur-Heilong River
Basin Reader. Ecosystems Ltd., Hong Kong.
- Assets.panda.org/downloads/ahrbr.pdf
'The Amur-Heilong is the largest river in northeast Asia. It flows
through Mongolia, China, and Russia from its origin at two
sources.
The northern source is the Shilka River in Russia and its tributary
the Onon River that drains the Henti (Khenty) Mountains in
Mongolia. The southern source is the Argun River, which drains the
western slope of the Great Hinggan (Da Xing'anling) mountains in
China. The Amur-Heilong River is one of the world's largest
freeflowing rivers and, at approximately 4,444 kilometers in
length, is the ninth longest river in the world. At approximately
two million square kilometers, it also has the eleventh largest
watershed. The Amur- Heilong flows in a northeasterly direction to
its estuary in the Tatar Strait of the Sea of Okhotsk. The largest
tributaries of the Amur-Heilong River are: Zeya (Russia), Bureya
(Russia), Amgun (Russia), Songhua (China), and Ussuri/Wusuli
(China, Russia). The river forms the border between China and
Russia for over 3,000 km, making it one of the world's longest
border rivers. The Upper Amur-Heilong Basin includes the Mongolian
headwaters and Argun/Erguna River basin, the main stream of which
flows for more than 900 kilometers and forms the China-Russia
border.'
- Bajkalsøen / Lake Baikal i det sydlige Sibirien i
Rusland.
- http://whc.unesco.org/en/list/754
- https://archive.org/search.php?query=Lake+Baikal&page=3
Den er jordens ældste ferskvandssø og vurderes til at
være 25 til 30 millioner år gammel.
'The nominated property includes Lake Baikal itself, the deepest in
world and containing 20% of all fresh running water on the planet,
that part of its catchment basin located within the Russian
Federation. the river-head of the Angara River and the Irkutsk
water reservoir. The basin support a variety of plant and animal
species, a number being endemic; the most notable animal is the
endemic Baikal seal. a uniquelv freshwater species in what is
otherwise a marine mammal. The great variety of the plants in the
basin is determined by its climatic asymmetry: the western part of
the basin is occupied by light coniferous forests and mountain
steppes; in the eastern part pine forests predominate; and in the
north it is covered by deciduous forests. The formation of the
geological structures in the basin took place during the
Palaeozoic, Mesozoic and Cenozoic periods and there are a number of
significant geological features.'
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- Se også: Asiens klima
- Geologi og
jordbundsforhold: Bjerge,
vulkaner, jordskælv og ørkenområder:
Geology: Mountains, volcanoes, earthquakes and desert areas
Géologie: Montagnes, volcans, tremblements de terre et les
zones désertiques
Geología: Montañas, volcanes, terremotos y zonas
desérticas
Geologie: Berge, Vulkane, Erdbeben und Wüstengebiete
- Putoranabjergene og De sibiriske trapper.
- World Database on Protected
Areas: Beskyttede områder og
nationalparker.
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