SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BLAGONRAVOVA, A.A. - BLAGOSKLONOVA, N.Y.

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AVMOR: Blagonravova, A.A., Candidate of Chemical Sciences
TITLE: Polyurethane Resins and Fields of Their Application in
the Varnish and
Paint Industry
PMIODICAL: Khimicheskaya nauka i promyshlemost', 1959, Vol 4,
Nr 3,
pp 339-345 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Isocyanates are used in plastics, protective covers,
synthetic fibers,
etc. The principal components in the formation of polyurethane
pro-
teotive covers are polyisocyanates and polyesters containing
hydrox7l
groups. The reactivity of polyisooyanates is greater in the
aromatic
series than in the aliphatic series. The highest reaotivity has
the
group,-N.C=O in position 4. In the USSR varnishes for electric
insula-
tion and petroleum-resistant coatings are produced Z_Ref'192-
The
drying properties of the resins are increased by using highly
reactive
polyesters, e.g. desmophen 800. The introduction of a small
quantity
of alkyd resins on the base of fatty acids increases the
atmospheric
resistance of coatings. Zinc oxide must not be used as pigment
in these
resins, since it reacts with hydrookyl-containing compounds
fRef 242.
Card V3 Polyurethane varnishes and paints of cold drying
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SCYV/63-4-3-8/31
Pol3r.irethane Resins and Fields of Their Applic ation in the
Varnish and Paint Industry
of polyester and a solution of iso2yanata. The temperature of
Mixing
and the purity of the solventbs bas a co-zsiderable effect on
the stabilli-
ty of the final product, The jAzlverization met-hod shows +-he
best re-
sults for applying vamieaes with a v1scosity of 200) centipoise
and a
content of non-volatile componenIts of 15 - 25,%. ra7tng at
increased
temperature improves the properties of t1he coattings. The
resins are re-
commended for anticorrosion coatings of metals. Thiey are
resistant to
vapors of acids, amines and hydragen sulfide. Polyur6thane
ooatings
protect airplanes better then all=imim against rain erosion,
because t1hey
maintain a homogenewas shining surface. They are also applied
4,-,o school
furniture, concrete, rubber, leather, paper and plaatics.
Insulation
varnishes of th-is type are recommended for tropi-;al climate.
Small
amounts of diisocyamtes introduced into alkyd resins produce
films with
a high hardness, A drawback of these resins is their
sensitivity to
light. The most modem method of preparing p3lyuret-hanes
consists in
the condensation of esters of the chrul o-carbonic and
chloro-formic
acids by various amines Z Ref 49, 0 The principal tasks of the
5
Soviet industry are the improvement of the technology and the
lowering
of costs; the elimination of toxicity; the synthesis of new
types of
hydroxyl-containing compounds with a resistance to moisture and
chemical
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SOV/63-4-3-8/31
Polyurethane Resins and Fields of Their Application in the
Varnish and Paint Industry
There are 50 references, 3 of which are Soviet, 17 German, 15
English,
6 American, 4 French, 2 Belgian, 1 Canadian, 1 Swiss and 1
Japanese.
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AUTHORS: Frost, A.M. and'Blagonravova, A.A.
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TITLE: The reaction between binder and y1gment in thin
surface coating layers
PERIODICAL: Chemie a chemick' technologie, 1961, Yol.18, No.1,
P-33,
a
abstract Ch 61:-446 a'.( Lakokras. Materialy, 1960,
No.1, PP-32-38)
TEXT: A co-polymer of styrene-maleic anhydride esterified with
butanol,was used as binder and the effect of an addition of zinc
oxide and orthophosphoric acid was studied. In the presence of
an excess of zinc oxide, the zinc salt of the polymer is
formed:,
which is converted into zinc phosphate-.on the addition of
Phosphoric acid. If this system is applied to a steel surface,
the phosphoric acid will react with the steel and the co-polymer
will produce tri-dimensional structures with zinc. On the basis
of the above binder,primers of high-reactivity can be prepared'
which in some respects are superior to polyvinylbutyral resins.
1 X-ray diagram, 5 diagrams, 9 tables, 8 literature references.
fAbstractor's note: Complete translation.]
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',alAGORATOVA. A.A.
-, .................................. .
Investigation in the field of polyurethan protective
coatings.
Lakokras. mat. i ikh prim. no. 6:68-77 16o. (MIRA
13:12)
(Protective coatings) (Urethan)

9/081J61/000/024/078/086
B101/3110
AUTHORS: Blagonravova, A. A., Pronina, 1. A.
TITLEs Polyurethan-base protective coatings
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimiya, no. 24, 1961t 565,
abstract
24P288 (Lakokrasoohn. materialy i ikh primeneniye, no. 2,
1961, 3 - 7)
TEXT: The following two types of modified isocyanates were
synthetized
to reduce toxicity and to increase stability of polyurethan
lacquers:
polyisocyanates (I), product of the reaction between a
2,4-toluylene-
diisocyanate (II) excess with polyvalent alcohols and
"blocked" isocyanstes
such as monophenyl urethan (III) on the basis of II and
phenol. Compounds
(1) are used for air-drying two-component lacquers. Such a
diethylene V
glycol (type API (DGU) - base compound is already being
industrially
utilized. DGU differs from tri- and tetravalent alcohol-base I
by higher
technologi8'a'!'effectiveness and, compared with II, by a five
times higher
stability of the lacquer working solution. Compound III
decomposes only
at higher temperatures under separation of free II. Hence it
can be used
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Polyurethan-base protective coatings B100110
for oingle-component hot-airkb*lng jacquars that are stable
without any limitsI
e.g. cable lacquers for copper wires. The free II content in I
and III is
5 and 1.6%o respectively. LAbstracter's notet Complete
translation] I
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ZLOBINAj V.R.1 SOROKINt H,F,; BLAGONRAVOVA, A.A.
Hardening epoxy resins with urea resins. Lakokras.
mat. i
ikh prim. no.6tl7-20 161. (KMA 15:3)
(Epoxy resins)
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S/081/62/000/022/083/088
.B101/m86
AUTHORSg Blagonravova, A. A., Pronina, I. A., Bondarevskayap
I. I. i
TITLEt Production of graft copolymers on the- basis of
cellulose
~estera and isocyanates.
PERIODICkLs Referativnyy zhurnal. XhijAya, no. 22, 1962, 554,
abstract
22P478 (Lakokrasochn. katerialy i ikh primeneniye, no. 29
1962, 4 - 7)
TEM A method is described of obtaining graft copolymers from
nitro-
cellulose (NC) and acrylonitrile is described. This consists
in first
introducing into the molecular NO unit anlincomplete allyl
urethane ob-
tained by reaction of 1,6-hexamethylone-diisocyanate-with
allyl alcohol
in molar ratio. Tests of films made from these copolymers have
shown .
that they considerably surpass films of pure NO as to loss in
weight when
irradiated with UV light, and as to water resistancel they
are, however,
inferior as to elasticity. LAbstracter's notes Complete
translation.3
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KARYAKINA, M.I.; YAKUBOVICH, S.V.; BLAGONRAVOVA. A.A.1
Prinimali
vcha6tiyet LARINA,,A.N.; ffIS-MVAP K.A.; ffRTSOVA~ Ye.N.
New type of coatings based on phenol-alkyd resins.
Lakokras.
mat.i ikh prim. no-5:25-27 .162, 1.. (NIRA 16:1)
.(Phenol condensation proaucts) protective coatings)

ZLOBINA, V.R.; BLAGONP.AVOVAO A.A.
Investigating the hardening process in epoxy resins.
Lakokras,mat.i
ikh prim. no.617-3-1 162, (NIRA 16:1)
(Epoxy resins) ,

360504
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ArrHIORS: !A;a;ronravo.,a A -A-, Ka.-!ashov, D.A. Candidates
oi' T~achnlcal
7'viencon
T I TA typos o.' pol.,pmxar coatings and adhesives
'."nu:-nai vGcL;oyu.,nogo '4himicheskogo ubshchestva lmt)ni
D.I.
tle-nd!eleyeva, v. 7, no. ~f, D)62, 187 - lkj4
TE'XT: In connection with the development of the industry
and thre In-
cvcar,ed demand :'or high-quality protective coatings and
adhesives, new types
of those Materials were developed and investigated. A review
of the latest in-
vestilgations in this ficid Is discussed and several
examples are pi,esented from
datn publ~:;hed in Soviet and western literature. Protective
coatings a1v dis-
cisssed in relation to the di"ferent typos of polymiars.
Investigations of ad-
hes!vas made on the base of organic polymers are carried out
in three divections:
I) Synthe:;Is of thernostable materials,; 2) developiaent of
adnesives with In-
ci,onsod (.~.',astlclty of the glued surface; and 3)
preparation of cold-hardening
adlie-I'ves. 1~_,cent studies on thermostable adhesives weiv
carvied out by modil'y-
ing phQnol-forrialdchyde resins and polyepoxides, since O.S.
Petrov showed al-
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'14ew types of polymer ..... AU57/A 126
veady the thermoresistance of these resins. Of greatest interest
is tJ,e modi-
fication by -wans ol' rubber, polyacetals, epoxides, or-
polyamides. The Soviet
;~. -4 M-1 ,4) adhez1ve allows stresses up to 50 h at 3000C
tshear r-~_,nistance at
27:-,0C "o- f-,Iued .`G'XFCA(ZO1QiGSA) steel is 70 kg/cm2'
forP~7_1 (VT-I) titantum
allo", kg/ '-~(fT(VF-T) glass- re in forced resin 2~ kg/cm2
rupture In the ,es-
cm2,k._
in, Cor bonded resin steel 131 kg/cm2 rupture occurs in the
resin]. The thermo-
stable VK-1 adhesive, prepared from epoxide resin, hardener, and
filler can re-
sist a I~UOC tomperatuiv for 300 h and is recommended for
variable temperatures
in tl ie range of from -6U to +1500C. Stable up to 600C Is the
modified epoxide
K- 1, ~'(K_ 153) adhesive. An elastic phenol-rubber composition
is the ~ K-3 M-3)
adhesive, while thelMf'-l (MPF-1) andfj-_)�~)(PEF) 2/10 adhesives
are manul'actured
Z'rou; mothylolpolyamide resins. VK-3 adhesive is foivseen for
hot bonding of
metal structures in power plants and shows better properties
than MPF-1. adhesive
(but 'Is less elastic than the FM-47, of FT4_1000 adhesive of
the Bloomingdale
Rubber, Co., USA). Adhesives hardening without heating are
thenY-2 (PU-2), A -4.
(L-4), and polyurethane t,.~ K -5 M-5) adhesive. The latter Is
manufactured from
polyester and diisocyanate, hardened in the presence of a
catalyst, and is used
for bonding various metals, or foamd!j- !'~FK), and n ~1 (PU)
plastics or glass-rein- j
rorced 911-1 plastic. Of interest are also chemical
pre-treatments of inert
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New types of polymer .....
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A057/AI26
materials (polytetraflitoroethylene, polyethylene, etc.) which
allow bonding of
their surfaces with common adhesives. Among thermostable
Soviet siliconorganic
adhesives properties and applications of the following types
are mentioned-.
M-2), T-9 (KT-9), H n -9 (1P-9), MAC -1 (MAS-1), BKT-2
(VKT-2), and
T -3 (VhT-.3. There are 4 tables.
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ACCESSION IMs AP4034710 8/0303/64/000/002/OW3/00067
AM=Ss Blagonravoys, A, A. 1 Proninap 1. A. 1 Tartakovskeyat A. M.1
Atryasinat V.P.:
TITLEs Polyisocranaten suitable for protective coatings with
superior photoresist-
azice
SOURCE% L&kdkrasochny*y* materiele i ikh primeneni"p nom 2j 1964, 3~
TOPIC TAGSt lacquer, polyisocyanatep allylurethaneg ioooyanate
polymerization,
isoc.~anate telomerizationg polyisocyanate nitrooelluloss lacquerv
photoresistant
polyiecoyanate lacquerp PAU polyisocyanate enamel
ABSTRACT: The present study deals with the polymerization of
hexane-l-isocyanate-
6-allylurethane (HICAU); 0CNPijjNHC0Or-Hr-CH-CW8
The polymerization was conducted, without solvents# in inert
solvents, and in a
carbon tetrachloride mediums Banzorl peroxide (0.2-3.0%),
di-ter.butyl peroxide,
or Ainitril-2,20-aso-bin-isobutWrio soid (DOM) were used as
initiators. The
reaction was allowed to ran for 6 to 20 hours at 80 and 1200 before
the viscosity
and Isocranate numbers of the obtained poly-HICAU were deterainod.
It was fa=d
0
tJi&-t9 in an inert solvent mediva (toluene) and without solrentt
the transformation
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ACCESSION BR: AP4034710
of the monomer did, not exceed V-54# irrespective of the amount
of initiator
present, Extension of the polykerization time caused the
formation of a precipi.
tate of high-moleoular compounds# which was soluble only in the
original amomer*
When the polymerivation of RICAU was conducted in carbon
tetrachloride (in & III
ratio at 70-75C for periods to 21 hre in the presence of 1%
DLBIU) there occurred
a more rapid and complate polymerization of the monomer with the
formation of low-
molecular produotse To these the authors asoribe the formAls
k-4CH -4-N.C.
L
0)~
where n is 5 or 6. The obtained polymer had a molecular weight
of 1050-1070 and
contained 13-40of chlorinee' Samples of such poly-HICAU of 1500
molecular weight
were assigned the trade name PAU# and their solutions in various
solvents were
subjected to extensive lacquer and enamel coating testay either
by themselves or
mixed with titanium dioxidep with nitrocellulose and alkyd and
with phenolic resins.~
Films of high strength and good adhesion were obtained. They
were superior In
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ACCMIOM NRs AP4034710
light resistance to enamel X-3W* Orig. art. h"s 6 tabless, 4
dha;rtev and 4
formulas,
AMUTIONs ame
SuBxrlvms 00 BM ACQs 2CU&y64 EMt. 00
SUB CMEs IT NO REP S079 9007 OEM, 004
Ca~d 3/3

5/0303/&/000/003/0008/0010',,~f
ACCESSION NR: AP4040513
AUTHOR: Zlobina, V. R.; Sorokinj, M, F,j Blagonravova, A* A.
TITLEt Curing of epoxide resins
SOURCEt Lakokrasochny*yo natorialy* i ikh primenonlyee no* 3, 19640
8-10
i TOPIC TAGSs epoxido resin, phenyl glyci4l other, carbanilide,
epoxy group
imino group opo3dde resin curing
ABSTRACT: It was estabUshed that phenyl glycidyl other reacts with
carbanilids
to form hydro.Vl-containing compounds as a resutlt of 'the
interaction between
epoxv and imino groups; it was postulated that in addition, a
reaction is
possible between the epoxy groups and the hydroxyl groups formed.
It was shown
that condensation of butyl ether takes place in the course of the
reaction of
phenyl glycidyl other with dibutyl eater of dimethylolureat
simultaneously with
the interaction of the epmW and imino groups, and with the
interaction of the
hydro.Vl groups formed and the opoxW groups* This condensation is
indicated
by the evolution of butowl in the course of the r"atione
ASSOCIATIONs
now

Dy A decre-ise In the number of epoxy grount) and an Increase in the niher and
hV-

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ACCESSION NR: AP5022505 UR/0303/65/000/004/0001/0004
66
~,621.633:543.422.4,
AUTHOR: Uagonravova,. ~S2pina,_k. A_.; Uvq~i~ov,~ G
Are f I Yeva.-S-.j;r----
. , it
TITLE: Infrared spectroscopic study of the effect of metals on the
reaction of I
formation of polyurethanes. Report No. 2.
SOURCE: Lakokrasochnyye viAterialy i ikh primeneniye, no. 4, 1965, 1-4
TOPIC TAGS: s9dium compound, cobalt compound, polyurethane, IR
spectroscopy
ABSTRACT: The reaction forming ure hanes in the presence of sodium
acetate and
cobalt naphthenate catalysts-1was studied by means of IR
spectroscopy, which makes
it possible to follow the rttion between the isocyanate and
the-hydroxy ester and
to establish the presence of 'side reactions. The starting reagents
were 2,4-
toluyelene diisocyanate and di-.4 -hydroxyethyl adipate. The IR
spectroscopic
method revealed a difference in the catalytic effect of salts of
alkali metals andli
metals of variable valence: in addition to the main reaction forming
urethanes,
side reactions occur in the presence of alkali metals,fsodium
acetate). It was
found that as the concentration of the sodittm salts df?creases, the
rate of the
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ACCESSION NR: APS022305
side reactions also decreases. Cobalt salts are recommended
aa*effective
catalysts for the preparation of polyurethanes. Orig. art.
has: 7 figures, I
table., and 5 formulas.
ASSOCIATION: None
iSUBMITTED: 00 ENCL:- 00 SUB CODE: MT, GC, OP
'NO REF SOV: 001
OTHER: 003
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713 31~

-4t; AREFIYEVA, S.M.; GANIMAKHER,
PRONINA, I.A.; SPIRIN, Yu L:;,j ~G
JA, I
d. k
A.R.; MEDVEDEVI S:S p demik
Mechanism under3,ving the cata3,vtic action of Co24
compounds in
the urethane-forming reaction. Dokl. AN SSSR 161
no.2:362-365 Hr
165. (MIRA 18:4)
1. GwmdarBtvemxv nauchno-l'Isledovatellskiy i proyektnyy
institut
lakokrasochnoy promyshlennonti i Fiziko-khimicbeskiy
institut im.
L.Ya.Karpova.

5%91 national mramo Of Treading Now Mairriat. Aw
Glow saftilom (in Russian.) 1. S. strkl,, j
Kentmika. V. 8. June 1951, P. &9.
Equipment Im ptilmring mw malrdali Im gla-A mallug i%
dem'"Im-d ;"%I 'HAKT-4111110,11.

GOOBRAZOV, V.A. BDAV
ANW, L.T.; KDZHEVNIKOVA.- N.D.; POGODINA, G.S.;
TOKOBAYLVo M.M.; CHUMICHNA, G.D.j SHCHERBAKOV# M.P.;
ZABIROVp
R.D.,j kand,geogr. naukp red.; 0 V.A.1 red.;
SKRIPKINAq Z.I.9 red.izd-va; red*
12he Naryn River basin; physicogeograpiblaaa features]
Bassein reki
Naryn,-fiziko-geografiaeakaia kharaktariatika. Frume,
1960. 288 p.
(NIRA 14:6)
1. Akademiya, naak FJhTiwAoy-SS% Pr Otdal geografii.
(Naryn Valley-Physical geography)

BI,AGOOB%%ZOV, V.A.
Secondary ice formation in the Akshiyrak mountain
system. Mat.
gliats. issl. no,2&63-76 160. (KIRA 14:11)
(Akshiyrak Range--Ice)
.04,

BOLISHAKOV, M.N.; VYKHODTSEV, I.V., doktor biol. nauk; VIKITINA,
Ye.V., kand. biol. nauk; ZABIROV, R.D., kand. geogr. nail
ISAYEV, D.I., kand. geogr. nauk; KASHIRIN, F.T.j KORDLEV,
V.G., kand. geol.-miner. nauk; LUNIN, B.A., kand. geogr.
nauk; MAMYTOV, A.M., akademik; OTORBAYEV, K.O., kand. geogr.
nauk; RYAZANTSEVA, Z.A., kand. geogr. nauk, at. nauchn. sotr.;
UMURZAKOV, S.U.1 YANUSHEVICH~ A.I.j.AL&GQQBB&NV V.A red
BEYSHENOV, A., tekhn. red.
[The nature of Kirghizistan; brief characteristic of its
physical geography] Priroda Kirgisii; kratkala fisiko-
geograficheokiia Itharakteriatika. FrLmze,, Kirgizakoe goo.
izd-vo, 1962. 296 p. (MIRA 16:7)
1. Geograficheskoye obahchestvo SSSR. Kirgizskiy filial.
2. Zaveduyuahchiy Otdelom geografii AN Kirgiaskoy SSR,
predsedatell Kirgizskogo filiala Geograficheskogo obshche-
stva. SSSR (for Otorbayev). 3. Dekan geograficheskogo fakull-
tots. Kirgizakogo gosudarstvennogo universiteta (for Umurzakov).
4. Zamestitell direktora instituta geologii AN Kirgizskoy SSR
(for Korolev). 5.-Rakovoditell seYtors, gw-morfologil Otdela
geografil AN Kirgi'ukoy SSR (for'lsayev). 6. -Chlew-korrespon-
dent,, saved"naboMX sektorom Iatituta geologii AN Kirgiaskoy
SSR (for lashir1n).
(C!or#Unu9d on next caild)

FIOLISHAKOV, M.N.--(continued). Card 2.
7. Direktor Tyan-Shan'skoy vysokogornoy
fisiko-geograficheakoy
stantsli Otdela geografii AN Kirgizskoy SSR (for
Zabirov).
8. Otdel geografii AN Kirgizakoy SSR (for Byazantseva).
9. ChlOA_
korrespondent, direktor Instituta energetiki i vodnogo
khozyay-
stva AN KirgizskoySSR (for Bollshakov). 10.
Zavedyushchiy Otdelom
pochvovedeniya AN Kirgizakoy SSR (for Mamytov). 11.
Chlen-kor-
respondent, vitseprezident AN Kirgizekoy SSR (for
Yanushevich).
12. Zaveduyushchiy kafedroy fizicheskoy geografil
Kirgi2skogo
gosudarstvennogo universiteta (for Lunin).
(Kirghizistan--Physica:L geography)

CHUMICHEVA, G.D.; BIAGOOBRAZOV, V.A.
Landform-geoch~~cal characteriat' 'as of the northern
slope of
the Terskey Ala-Too. Rab. Tian'-Shan' vysokogor.
fiz.-geog. Bta.
no.5:33-45 162. OMIRA 17-10)

BIAGOOBRAZOV, V.A.; GUJSHKOVA, 1/1-1.
Distribution of clay karst and the forms of karst relief in
Kirghizia. Rab. Tian'-Shan' vysokogor. fiz.-geog. sta.
no-51
137-141 162. (MIRA 17: 10)

BLAGOOBFLAZOV V.A.
Frobleme of aeaBonal and perennial fluotuations of the upper
boundary of permafrost on elevated watersheds in the central
Tien Shan. Rab. Tianl"Shanl. vysokogor. f1s.-geoge sta.
no.6865-76 164.
CharacteriBUIcs of the chemical properties of the top soils
and vegetative cover of the ancient moraine of the Petrov
glacier. lbid.s85-96 (KMA 17 t 12)

BLAGOL)BRAZOVp V.A.
The length of the existence of the drainleos
Iss:(k-Kull, Rab, Tian'.-
Shan'.vysokogor. fize-geog. sta, no,7:33-13 164.
(MIRA 171l2)
influence of lithology on the chemical composition of
the soil and
vegetation cover; basod on the example of Tien Shan and
the Urals.
lbid.:87-95
Zonality of the vegetation cover of the northern s'Aope
of Terskei Ala
Tau'and the problems of its seasonal dyn,?mics.
lbid.!97-121

BLAGOOBRAZOV Vladimir AlekseyeXLCI, ZABIROV, R.D., otv. red.
[Tien Shan Pbysicogeographical Station] Tian'-Shan'skaia
fizJko-geografichaskaia stantsiia. Frunze, Ilim, 1965.
223 (MIRA 18:12)
40

BALIMON) V.A.; BIAGORAZUMOV A.P.
Lincoln and Romney Marsh sheep in Alma-Ata Province.
Izv. AN
Kazakh. SSR. Ser. biole nauk 3 no.1:3-17 Ja-F 165.
(MIRA 18:5)

ANTROPOVA, N.A.; KOLOBOVA, N.V,, red,; W~ ~OVPAN,,O
red.;
TROFIMOVA, A.S., tekhn.red.
[Agroolimetic oonditions of the Tatar A.S.S.R.]
Agroklime-
ticheskie usloviis Tatarokol AM. Kasen', TaturBkos
knizhnoe
izd-vo, 1959, 203 p. (miu 14:2)
(Tatar A.S.S.R.-Orops and olimte)

SHUMKDVAy M.N.; SIAGORAZUKOVp P.N. P red.; NABIULLINAq
R.S. 9 tekbn, red,
[Hov to obtain high yields of cereal. crops] Kak
poluchit' vysokii
uroWmi krupiamVkh kulltur, Kazan'l Tatarskoe knizbnoe
izd-vo, 1959.
71P6 (Ckrain) (KmA 14:9)

VALEYEV, SM.; KURAMSH14-, T.V., red.j BIAGORAZIZIOV,
P.N., red.; TROFIMOVA,
A~Sep tekbn, redo
(Otaining high corn yields] Opyt polucheniia vysokikh
urozhaev ka-
kuruzy. Pod red, T.Muramshina. Kazan', Tatarskoe
knizhnoe izd-
vo, 1959. 181 p. (corn (14aize)) (MIRA 14:10)

VOMMSKAYA, I.R.; . red.; GALKINA, V.P., takhn.
red,
(Berries grown in the Tatar A.S.S.R.] IAgodrWe
kulltury v Tatarskoi
ASSR. Ka2an*j, Tatarskoe knizbnoe isd-vo, 1960. 41 p.
(MIRA 140)
.A- .,(Tatar A.S.S.R.-Berries)

BATMANOV9 B.I. 9 agronom; KURAKSHIN , T.V. 9 starshiy
nauchnyy sotr.; FALKINI
G.A.t:kand. vellkhoz. nduk; BIAGauzumov, P.N.9 red.;
SAMWAv S.G.,
tekhn. red.
[Experimental work-on collective and state farms]
Opytnaia rabota v
kolkhozakh i sovkhosakh. KazanIq Tatarskoe knizhnoe
izd-vo, 1960.
246 P. (MIRA 14:9)
2. Tatarskaya respubllk~mskaya sel'skokhozyaystvennaya
opytnaya
stant#ya (for niviAin).
(Agriculture-Experimentation)

BL&GORAZUKOV, R.V., Inzhener.
-''M -1 1"
Stressing reinforcements by stage i nprocast.
prestressed bridge
elements. Ayt.dor. 19 no.4:17 Ap.-156. (KM 9:8)
(Prestressed concrete) (Bridge construction)

Crams for sountlug."PIP's stroatures V to 30 a In
length, Awt. der'
21 n0;4:29 xp 158, , -1 1 (Kim 1114i
(Crams. derricks. ate.)

KROPOTOV, lvan Ivanovichj BIAGORAMO-V red.;
DEMEEM,
-9
B.S., red. izd-va; GALAKTIONOVA, Ye.N., tekbn.
red.
[Ferry crossings] Paromme perepravy. Moskva,
Avtotrans-
izdat) 1963. 80 P. (MIRL 17:1)

ZW, S.V.,prof.; KOVALRVR.V.jp2~of. ; RUBILIN, Ye.V.;
EISNEMLISKTT. S.A...
dotsentl KAZINTSEV, A.10.,, dotsentl NEMYUK, G. To.;
dotsent;
!~~~~~Cwusov, D. C.
In memory of Professor Ifim IF-edorovich Favlor.
Fochrovedenie
no. 7t120-121 JI 165 (MM 1931)

Jl2goraziznova, M. A.
I
Maud Biolog Sci
Dissertation: "Concerning the Cholestarin-Alkumin Complexes of
Jlood Serum
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and -lQsma.11
10 June 49
Moscow Veterinary Academy
ISO Vecheryaya Moskva
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BLAGZRAZMtOVA, M.A.
-
Protein bouncl oWeeterol, in the blood plasma in
experimental
hypercholesterinemia in rabbits. Arkh.pat., Moskva 13
to.1:43-48
Jan-Feb 1951. (CLML 20:9)
1. Of the Department of Biochemistry (Head--Prof.
II.V*Okunev).
Uali W ad Medical Institutoo

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Catogory= :Human and Animal Physiology, Metabolism
Abs. Jour. :Ref Zhur - Bio'_.q No, 20 1959, No. 7775
Aut' :) r UMB1 A.
Institlit, Stalingria-71mcal 46 titute
Title The Appearance of C14-Acetic Acid in the
Forms of Plasm Cholesterol.
OrI6. Pub. :Sbe n&Uehn, rabot tear. 1 klInJLch. kafedr
Stalingr, med. in-tae Stalingrad, 1956, 17-.22
Abstract :In ^xperimebts on rabbits, both controls and
rabbits with allmentary hypercholesterolemia,
a itudy was made of the intensity with vhich
C1 -acetic acid appeared In the various forms
of plasma cholesterol--total cholesterol,
protein-bound cholesterol and non-protein-bound
cholesterol. The labeled acetic acid vas
injected intraperitoneally in a dose or 100
microcurles. The cmwt of the radioactivity of
the cholesterol was made in cholesterol-digi-
tonin preparations,, Endogenous synthesized
Card: 1/3

Country U6SR
Category Human and Animal Physiology, Metabolism
Abs. Jour, Ref Zhur - Biol., No. 2, 1959s No. 7775
T i t 1 C
Ori?, Pub,
cholesterol containing C14 appeared in the
blood of the control animals on the day follow-!
ing t1v injection of the acetic acid. The
specific activity of the (protein-boun4l chol.
esterol was greater in both groups of animals
than that of the total cholesterol, while the
specific activity of the non-protein-bound
cholesterol was lower than tliat of the total
cholesterol. In the author's opinion, this
attests to the existence of two distinct forms
2/3 of cholesterol. The biologically active one is

C:)untry US~M/Humsn and Animal Fhysiology, Metabolism
.'ib!3. J3ur. Ref Zhur - Biol., No. 2, 1959, No. 7775
jastlt'at.
Ork-. Pub.
A bn t ra c t the protein-bound form. In the case of
ali-
mentary hypercholesterolemia, the specific
activity of total and non-protein-bound chol-
esterol Is diminished. The amount of non-
protein-bound cbolesterol in some cases
increases by a factor of ten or more; replace-
ment of the non-protein-bound f orm is negligibleq
The assumption is made that the accuimilation of
non-protein-boand cholesterol is one of the..,
causes of vascular lipoidosis.--l.A. Serebr
skaya
card: 3/3

BLAGORAZMIOVA, M. A.: Doe Biol Sci (diss) -- "on the
lipid-protein complexes of
the blood". Stalingrad, 1958. 19 pp (Second Moscow State
lied Inst im N. 1.
Pirogov), 250 copies (KL, No 8, 1959, 135)
0

BLAGORAZUMOVAP M. A. (UM)
"Chances in the Composition and Properties of the
Lipoprotein Complexes
of the Blood in Alimentary Hypercholesterolaamia."
Report presentee at the 5th International Biochemistry
Congress,
Moscow, 10-16--Aug 1961

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TAGIROV, K.Kh.,dotsent; HUSHBNKOVA, S-F-; BLAGORODOVA, G.N.
ease of a fetus in the ab(tominhl cavity of a child.
Xhirurgiia,
33 no.1:112-113 J& 157 (KLRA 10:4)
1. Iz kafedry khtrurgil detakogo voxrasts (sov.-doteent
1.1h.
Tagirov) Tashkentakogo neditsinskago iiistituta imeni T.M.
Holotovs.
(MUS.
male fetus in abdom. cavity of 16-month-old male
tuf -) Ous)
(ABDONIN,
some)
(TERATOPA, case reports.
same)

KkZIYEV, Mared Yakubovich; BIAGORODOVA N.P., red.;
IGNATIYEV, V.A. p
tekhn. red.
Public control over medical service to the workers]
Obshche-
stvennyi kontroll za maditainakim obaluzhivaniem
trudiashchikhoia.
Yoskva.. Izd-vo VTaSFS 'Profizdats 1962 98 P. (MIRI
150)
(MEDIGME, INDUSTRIALi

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All N9.
AR6031905 SOURCE CODE: UR/0058/66/000/006/HO43/HO44
.A:UTj30R:_ Babenko, S. P. ; B12goaklonskaza, L. Ye. ;
Gershenzon, Ye. M.
Orlov, L. A.; Litvak-Gorskaya, L. B.-'_--_---"~
TITLE: SHF semiconductor modulators
SOURCE:. Ref. zh. Fizika, Abs. 6Zh3O4
REF SOURCE: Tr. -I-y Mezhvuz.
skopii._M., 1965, 175-186
)o radiofiz. i s
TOPIC TAGS: shf semiconductor modulator, injection, exclusion,
magnetoconcentration effect, modulator
ABSTRACT: Control of,,,Ge conductivity through the variation
of the minority
ofirrier concentration during injection, exclusion, and in the
magnetoconcentration
Ifect is investigated. To achieve adequate efficiency for a
modulator using the
increased carrier-concentration effect, resulting from the
introduction of carriers
through a p-n junction (injection), it is necessary to use a
pure high-impedance
material (e--,,50 ohm. cm). Moreover, carrier concentration
should vary in it
15--20 times, which corresponds to variations in resistivity
from 50 to 3. 5--2. 5
ohm, -cm. When use is made of the phenomenon of exclusion,
which means that
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the specimen is deficient in minority carriers, a substantial
variation in the
impedance of high-resistance Ge can be produced by direct SHF-power
heating. It'
is calculated that with the use of the magnetoconcentration effect
with the specimen
resistivity of over 45 ohm. cm, a diffusion length of 2-3 mm and
recombination
rates on the faces of S2rl--' 100 cm/sec and S1 C=:~ 104 - 105
cm/sec, the
impedance is expected to vary by factors of 10-20 (with an increase
in the total
quantity of carriers) and by factors of 2-3 (with a decrease in the
quantity of
carriers). All these above-inentioned effects are recommended for
use in the
development of waveguide-type SHF modulators which, in principle,
are absorption
devices. Diagrams of the arrangement of thin Ge specimens in
waveguides, as
well as a block diagram of an experimental system, are given in the
orighial - 'J
article. A description is given of the methods of measuring the
basic parameters
of a modulator. G. Slobodenyuk.. [Translation of abstract)
SUB CODE: 20
Card 2/2

GIORGMVSYAU. L.K.;RMUOU,
Ye.A.;BBMHNOVA-SOIiDVIYIIVAt-.A!A- BEEUAU
B 1110
YA. To ;1MOT, M. V.
Acidbaso equilibrium In the blood serum in pulsonay
saphyseme, in
various stWe of respiratory Insufficiency, Ter, arkh.,
Moskra
24 no.4:23-31 JUIF-449 1952, (GIML 23:2)
1. Of the Flawaty Therapeutia Clinio (ActingRead -- Prof.
To So
Istamanova), 1irst Ioninpad Y4AIo&l Institntis ingni
Acadenioian I. P.
Pavlov.

Y-%. V.
"T'he iloic of 'lervous Pre Er-IOCI-~Tle Factors, in tla of
Ac9d Sci USSR. ingt of ehysiolog-y i-ncni 1.
Fnvi ov 1955 (Dissprtptjon for t1-..- ~i-~proe -.Nf*
C!~n~;.~-ztl,~ 1.n
Yealc--41. Science)
SO: Knt?hraya letopis' No. 27, 2 JIIIY 1?55

BIAGOSEWMAU, T&J. (Leningrad)
- ----Nmmm
Modifications of higher nervous activity during the
climacteric
and'the effects of sex hormones. PrOloendoke i gorm. 3
noel:
8"5 Jal-I 157. (HLBA 10%6)
1. Is laboratorit vosrastuer fistologit i patologit
abeloveim
(say, - ablenAorresporAeut Akademit meditsinskikh nauk
SSSR prof.
V,G.Baranov) Institute fistologit iment, I-P-Pavlova
(dir. - eked.
I.M.Dykov) Akademil nauk SSSR.
(OLIKACTERIC.' YMIA.'60mplicationi'
neuroses, sex hormone there (~us))
(AURa!w etioloa and pathogenesis
olimacterib. sex hormone ther. 14us))
HMOINSe therapeutfic use,
neuroses in female cilmacterics (Rum))

HUMSICLONNAYA, Ta.T. (Lenlograd)
Influence of max hormone propamtlons on
bypercholosterinexia.
Probl.endok.1 gora. 5 no.6t49-54 N-1) 059. (NMA 13:5)
1. Is laboratoril vosrastnoy fisiologit I patologli
eheloTeka
(say. - ohlati-korrempondent ANN SSSR Prof. T.G. Baranov)
Usti-
tuta f Isiologil Imeal I*P~ Pavlova All SSM (dir, - almd,
K,X.
3ykov [deceased] I Wokrinologlahesimp otdolonlya (usuchuff
rukoyoditel I - ablen-korraqwndent ANK SSU prof. T*G*
Zaranov)
Institute. akusherstva I ginakologii ANg SSSR (dir. -
chlen-
korrappondent ANN 35SR prof. P.As Soloshapk-o).
(SIX NORNDM pharmiscol..)
(CBMVMM blood)

- -1
BARANOV, V.G.; BLAGOSEIAMYAZ Ya.V.; DAVYDOVSKIYp N.B.; LOSKUTOVA,
Ye.A..: and
NIKOLAYENKO.. N.V.
"The Nervous Factor in Pathogenesis of Thyrotoxicosis."
report to be submitted at the 4th Intl Goiter Conference, London,
England, 5-8 Jul 160

BARANOVI V*Go; BLAMUMAYA, TaJej NUOLAYMOp No?*
Relation between newosen and thyrotoxiconine Terapsarkbe R
no,12:24-29 160, (MIPA -14#2)
1e Iz laboratorii vozraotnoy fiziologii I patologii
cheloveka
(zavw - doyotvitel'My oUen AMN SSn prof. V.Q. Baranor)
Twti-
tuta, fiziologii immd I*P* Pavlova AN SSSRv
(NZMICS) (HYPERTHYMIMSM)

BLAGOSKLONOV, A,,S. (Ryazan')
Ghanges in the phonocardiogram in pationts with
mitral aterwais
in relation to the stage of the dieemse. Nauch.
trudy. Riaz.
mod. inst. l4i195-201 163. (MIM 27s5)

- - I --- - I- -- I I- . -- I -- - - - -,- - - - - - -
UkGOSI-1011-04, !~.
Okhmna 1 Pr-'vluchenia Ptitz Poleznykh - S--Iskon llaiozzi.~ist: - --
(Attracting and
Prot.-ction of birds Useful to Agriculture)
Four Continent Book List, April 1954

YCRKOZQV, Alek6andr lik9layevich; OSKOIA)VMYAO V.I.;
BLAGOSXWN X.M.
~PNOVI _
[Birds and forest posts# importance of birds in
controlling the
number of harmful insects in forest* and tree
plantings] Ptitay
i vrediteli less; saschenie ptite v regulirovanii
chislennosti
vredrqkh nasekoxvkh loss i lesnykh posedok. Hooky& ,
Izd-vq
Moskovskogo obahchestva ispytatelei pr1rody. 1950.
181 p. (Srsdi
prirody, no.19) OUM 10:3)
(Birds) (Forest insects)

BLAGOSKLONOV, K. N.
Defended his Candidates dissertation in the Bioloa - Soil
Fac of Moscow
State University on 3 July 1952.
Dissertation: "The Biology of Nesting of Insectivorous
Hollo*-Nc--,-t-Building
Birls and Methods of Attracting Them."
SO.- Vastnik Moskovskogo Univarsiteta,, Sariya
Fiziko-Mitematichesskikh i
Yestestvennykh Nauk, No. 1. Moscow, Feb 19531 PP 151-157:
trinsl. in
W-29782., 12 Apr-L1 54, For off. use only.

I'L~' -,7', H.
RLIIV-Clz~--.10: ,.'IV, K. "The Fliolq-y of thc
Nestini,-r of insectivorous
lards 1-i-hich ',,-,ild Their 'ests in Hollows and
'Vethods o~,
Sv,b 30 a-lay ~2, IMoscov. Order ot' Lenin State 11
imeiii IN. V. Lo7mro---ov.
~tion for th(, Degree of Cnndlflato in Biolo:--Ic-l
Scienecs).
(1)4 r-,crt,.
So: V(cl~ernaya ;to,-?va Jamuzavy-Dccem, !,or 19,1;2

BEAGOSKLONOV, K.N.
Windbreaks, Rhelterbelts, Etc.: Birds
New methods of transporting the young of small birds
intended for shelterbelts
Biul. MOM Otd. biol. 57, no.1, 1952

J~OWCZOV~ At'; CS)"ClUZY01") V. I.; tj&-UML-Mlo,.~Z
Afforestation
"Birds and Forest Posts." Reviewed by Strokov.
Les i step' no. 4, 1952
August --19512 Uncl.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress,

BhMLIjQjQj,jL&.& kandidat biologicheakikh nauk. Predsedatel
1.
On a bad book intended for young zoologists. Jet. v shkole
no-3:89-90 NY-
Je '53. (MM 6:5)
1. Twsheskaya sektalya Vaerossiyakogo obshohestva okhrany
prirody.
(Popov, L.) (Zoology--Juvenile literature)

XULITOV. X.G..; BLLGQ~g~~#_.kmndidat biologicheakikh
muk.
In the rook hwmdul or useful? Ist.v shkole no.1:93-95
ia-I 136.
9 . 5)
Istarokw& AM. Xmmko-Umilinskiy rayon, derevnya
S.-Karsimloy
(for 1halitaw);-2. Koskovskly Cosudarstyeanyy
universitet imeni
NOT. Ismaosova (for Blagooklonov),
(Rooks (Airds))

e r 'a "J -T-
)Y'k o l'i t V V. )v / J tv IV ~y y I- V J r- Af
1.1 /7 ~/ j '/ ", r , - , , -
BLAGOSKLONOV, K~nstantin NikolayeTiah: NIB OVI, I.S.. red.;
SITHAR TA,
(Protecting and attracting useful birds; a manual for
teachers]
Okhrana i privlechento ~oleznykh ptits; posobie dlia
uchitelei.
Isd.4-e, parer. Moskva, Gosmehsbno-pedagog.izd-yo M-va
prosve-
shchaniia R = R. 1957. 283 p. (MIRA 10:12)
(Birds, Protection of )

BL&GOSKWNOV, 1. N.
d diurnal activities of the shrew Sorex teherskii
i t9 an
Yog=Wth summary in Inglish]. Zool.zhur. 36 no-3:465-467
Mr '57-
V
(MLRA 10:5)
I.Kafedra toologil posvonochaykh blologo-pochvennogo
fakulltata
Moskovskogo gosudaretyannogo universitsta in* M.Y.
Lomonosova.
(.S.hrews)

cit'CL01v OV
'/ A~ /Y
CH&PSKIY, Konstantin Ko no tent inovich; BIAGOSIMMY K.N.J, red.;
SIDOROVA,
V.I., red.izd-va;
[Transformation of the animal world in the U.S.S.R.] Proobrazovania
zhivotnaffa aira 33SR, Moskva, Boystsksis amuko, 1957 314 p
Tinimals) NIRA 11:2)

BLAGOSKIDITOV, K., Imndebiel-nauk
"~---T - _7 - --- - -
the pros-erves. IUh. net. no.7:29-30 JI 158. (MIRA U:q) ~
(undalaksha Preserve)

IVNITSKAYA, A.; MAGOSKWNDV, K.Fo, kand.biel.nauk
-
Incident in a traveling bee yard. IUn. nat. no.8:22-23
Ag 158.
(Birds, InJurious and beneficial) (min 11:9)

BLAODSXWMY, kand.blol.nauk
Is the sparrow useftl or harmftl? IUn.nat. no.12:27-28 D '58.
(Spar"we) (JURA 11:12)

BLAODSXWNOV, K.N.
Wterials on a study of the behavior of birds" by N.L.
Sokolov.
Reviewed by X.N.BbWoklonov. Zool.shur- 37
no-10:1576-1578
0 158. (BIIrds-Kabits and behavior) ()qRA 11:11)
(golcolov. I.L.)

BIAGOSUONOV, K.N., kand.biol.nauk
~ , -1- - -," - ~
i'.
What do you Imow about them?' lUn.nate n0-3:21 159-
(MIRA 12:4),
(131rds)

WAGOSK!~ _-&J& ~
-- ~.-- T!-,
Automatic devices of an amateur bird watcher. On. takh. 3
no.8:70-71
Ag 159. (KM 22:12)
(Birds)
.60
.a,

BL,jGOS'!~WjTOV 1: 11
'Toneficial 7-nd in.1i7rious birds" by L.A. Porten*-,o.
R-vi--,v~d b,,,
K.N. Blagonklonov. Zoil.zhiz. 3,9 no.6:951-952 Je '5--'.
O"ru r:11)
(Bir0s, Injurions and beneficial)
(Portanko. UA.)

BLA,GOSKWNDV, K. N.
"Protection of nature" by M.K.Chii3totkin.
Reviewed bjr K.N.
Blagooklonov. Zooleshur. 38 no,9:1435-1436 S '59,
(MIRA 13:1)
(Wildlife, Conservation of)

lUGQ8KLONOV,X=stsnA-* Nikolapvich; MMOV, N.G., red.; KAKffOVA,
NeNeg tekhnered,
Dirds In ceptivItyl Ptltsy v n'evole*'
Pedagog,isd-yo J&ye prosvjWSR, 1960.
(Cap blrds)
Moskva, Goo.uchebno-
233 p.
(NM 14:1)

MAGOSXWNDY, K. _
Protect mturee Maonat. no.4326-27 Ap 160.
(RIBA 13; 6)
1. Pre4sedatell byuro yunosheekDy sekt9ii
Vaerosaiyokogo
obabobeetva okhrary prirody.
(Wildlife, Conservation of)

BIAGOSKWNOV, K.N.
Conservation in the light of the resolutions of the
22d Congress of
the CPSU. Zool.zhur. 41 no,8:1121-1131 Ag 162. (KIRA
15:9)
1. State University of Moscow.
(Conservation of natural resources)

BI.AGOSKLONOV, K.N. (Moskva)j YABLOKOV, A.V. (Moskva)
Literature of the conaervation of nature& Biol. v
shkole no.3:93-94
My-Je 162 1 . (MIRA 15:7)
(BIbliography-Conoervation of natural resources)

BIAGOSKWNOVp K.N.
Manual for field work on the zoology of vertebrates" by N.G.
Kremenetskii. Reviewed by K*N*Blagosk3.onove Zoolozburo:/+l
no.3-1:1755-1757 N 162. (MM 16;1)
(Zoology-Field work) (Kremenotskii, N.G.)

BIA&GOSUIONOVP K.N.
Students coloerve nature, Riol. Y sWcole no.2:6&-68 W-Ap f63.
(KR& 164)
1. Predsodatell yunooheskoy oektaii TSentralinogo soveta Vaeroosiyokogo
obahchostva okhrany prirody, Moskva,
(Conservation of natural resources) (Student activities)

BLAGOSKLONOVP K.N.; GROZDOV, B.V. (Bryansk); ULIKIN, P.
Brief notes on books. Biol. v shkole no.408, 94 JI-Ag 163.
(MM 16:9)
1. Rogovskaya srednyaya shkola Novozybkovskogo rayona Bryabskoy
oblasti (for UlIkin).
(Bibliography-Natural history)

BLAGOSKLONOV K.N,; ILIYICHLII, V.D.
A - I..
Reaction of some birds to distress calls* Zool. zhur. 43 no.2:
292-293 64. (MIRA 1716)
1. Kafedra zoologii pozvonoehnykh Moskovskogo gosudarstvannogo
universitsta.

BIAGOSXWNOV, K.N.
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