Siberian造句

And, after all, he had Kostya, a Siberian boxing champion.

Dolichocephalic, or more narrow-headed, breeds consisted of Samoyeds, Siberian Huskies and Alaskan Malamutes.

Possibly thicker hair was in itself an advantage, retaining heat in Siberian climates.

They sequenced the mitochondrial genome of a single human finger from a Siberian cave.

It also contains Asiatic black bears, egrets and, according to some, an extremely rare subspecies of the Siberian tiger.

The polar bear is the largest terrestrial carnivore, being more than twice as big as the Siberian Tiger.

The other group live in the Western Pacific in the Siberian sea of Okhotsk and South Korea.

The researchers studied the East Siberian Arctic Shelf, a section of the Arctic Ocean just north of Siberia.

At first glance, Birobidzhan seems like any other Siberian city, with its massive statue of Lenin, World War II monument, and crumbling Soviet-era apartment blocks.

In 2003, Gaddy co-authored a book called The Siberian Curse arguing that Russia's huge territory was in fact a weakness and not something to be proud of.

The study involved 16 female Siberian hamsters that had their ovaries removed to ensure that ovarian hormones would not interfere with the study's results.

For Britons, who are wont to label any temperature the wrong side of zero "Siberian", the difference between cold and even colder might seem intangible.

The speed of Russia’s eastward advance that century across a Siberian land mass greater than the face of the moon still astounds.

Indeed, some Russian officials have now soured on the whole idea of PSAs, which also apply to Exxon's Sakhalin project and to a Siberian development led by Total, a French firm.

Other research shows that frozen methane (a potent greenhouse gas) may bubble up out of the melting Siberian permafrost in volumes that would raise global temperatures by several degrees.

She added that Siberian shamans, or latter-day witch doctors, were also buried in this way but with richer funeral accessories to appropriate to their elevated position in society.

As its Siberian oil fields mature, daily output in Russia, without new development, could be reduced by nearly a million barrels by the year 2035, according to the International Energy Agency.

In the photos, the former KGB man looks truly one with nature as he closes his eyes and lowers his head to gently nuzzle the horse he had just been riding across the Siberian wilderness.