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	provenance of sediments of northeastern karaginski island (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		The provenance and tectonic setting of the sediments and rare cobbles from the accretionary wedge on Karaginski Island were examined.
		Previous studies of the sandstones [Shapiro et al., 2000] showed that they dominate in debris whose composition is very similar to those of the felsic extrusive and intrusive rocks in cobbles and boulders embedded in the sediments.
		Nonetheless, this structure is too small and too remote from Karaginski Island to supply enough material for the middle Eocene-early Miocene accretionary wedge sediments.
	www.agu.org /wps/rjes/abstract/v06/abjes152.htm (421 words)

	Spotted Seal - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		During the spring-early autumn period, major prey items in Karaginski Bay and the Gulf of Anadyr include Arctic cod, sand lance, sculpins, flatfishes, cephalapods (mainly octopus), and a variety of shrimps.
		By March-April they are concentrated mainly in the ice front at or near the southern ice margin in a band that extends from Bristol Bay in the east to Karaginski Bay in the west.
		Centers of abundance are in western Bristol Bay, near the Pribilof Islands, and in the eastern Anadyr to Karaginski Bay region.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Spotted_Seal (1433 words)

	Spotted seals, Phoca largha, in Alaska.(Cover Story) - Marine Fisheries Review - HighBeam Research (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Aerial surveys along portions of the Gulf of Karaginski and the Gulf of Anadyr during April-May 1987 resulted in estimates of 28,000 and 50,000, respectively (Fedoseev et al., 1988).
		Sightings of pups in August along the south coast of Nunivak Island, in particular in a lagoon near Cape Mendenhall (Brian McCaffery(29)) suggest these may have been harbor seals; however, ADFG records of seals harvested at Mekoryuk (Frost et al.1) indicate there were spotted seals on the north side of Nunivak Island.
		Because Kuskokwim Bay lies between Nunivak Island and Nanvak Bay, it is possible that animals on the Kuskokwim shoals are also a mix of both spotted seals and harbor seals.
	www.highbeam.com /library/doc0.asp?DOCID=1G1:20201720&refid=holomed_1 (9863 words)

	Kamchatka
		In 1860 the Primorski (Maritime) Region was established and Kamchatka was placed under its jurisdiction.
		In 1875 the Kuril Islands were ceded to Japan in return for Russian sovereignty over Sakhalin.
		The Russian population of Kamchatka stayed around 2500 until the turn of the century, while the native population increased to 5000.
	encyclopedia.codeboy.net /wikipedia/k/ka/kamchatka.html (909 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		A little to the south of east of the last group, separated from the continent by Etolin Strait, is the large and unexplored island of Nunivak.
		It is the Anderson Island of Cook, and as it is mostly low, with a number of prominent hills, it was supposed by the early discoverers, who saw it in thick weather, to be a group of several islands.
		There is a large island in the head of the Gulf of Kamchatka, which the Russians call Karaginski Island, from its discoverer, Karagin.
	memory.loc.gov /gc/mtfgc/12473/2840249.txt (409 words)

	Land Resources of Russia
		The large and important marine wetlands are presented by Kandalaksha Bay, on whose islands more than half of the eider duck population is nested, and islands of Onega Bay (White Sea).
		The most valuable wetland, for different reasons, is the Volga delta, composed of a dense, small net of rivers with a great number of islands.
		This unique ecosystem is a habitat for waterfowl and is the world's center of sturgeon diversity and abundance.
	www.iiasa.ac.at /Research/FOR/russia_cd/eco_des.htm (2052 words)

	edge of the ice
		Exalted by nature and unscarred by man, the coasts and islands of the Bering Sea present thousands of miles of spectacular scenery, resplendent wildlife, and the unique indigenous cultures.
		Isolated in the middle of the Bering Sea, this deserted island presents a spectacular thousand-foot cliff.
		Bugoslav Bay is located on a seldom-visited island, and showcases a variety of seabirds, as well as a walrus rookery.
	www.victory-cruises.com /edge_ice.html (2024 words)

	[No title]
		Foraging period occurs in Karaginsky and Olutorsky Bays, as well as in the western Bering eastward from Cape Olyutorskiy, but wintering in Kronotsky, Avachinskiy Bays, at the south-eastern coast of Kamchatka, and also in the Okhotsk Sea.
		The main reason of cod migration from the Bering Sea to the south-eastern coast of Kamchatka, probably, is a seasonal glaciation of the water area part, where cod was foraging in summer.
		On the eastern coast of Sakhalin Island a form of dace was found that is morphologically similar to T. hakonensis of the Sea of Japan, but essentially differs from it by the mtDNA.
	pices.int /meetings/annual/PICES14/BookOfAbstracts/Abstracts_FIS.doc (6543 words)

	CCCC -- Physical Oceanography
		Although flow of Alaskan Stream water through both Amchitka and Amukta Pass is relatively small in volume, it strongly influences water properties and circulation in the eastern Bering Sea (Schumacher and Stabeno, 1994; Reed and Stabeno, 1994; Reed, 1995).
		This gyre is mainly an extension of the Alaskan Stream, with the majority of volume transport entering through the deeper western passes of the Aleutian Islands (Near Strait and Amchitka Pass) and exiting via the Kamchatka Current (Stabeno and Reed, 1994).
		In both the Gulf of Olyutorski and Karaginski Bay, quasi-stationary eddies exist, and similar features also occur in embayments along the Kamchatka coast (Stabeno et al., 1994; S. Gladyshev, unpublished manuscript).
	www.usglobec.org /reports/cccc/cccc.po.html (1714 words)

	Kamchatka #1050 #1072 #1084 #1095 #1072 #1090 #1082 #1072...
		Kamchatka is part of the Russian Kamchatka region (along with a part of the continent, the Komandorskie Islands Komandorskie Islands and Karaginski Island Karaginski Island).
		In 1860 1860 the "Primorski" (Maritime) "Region" was established and Kamchatka was placed under its jurisdiction.
		In 1875 1875 the Kuril Islands Kuril Islands were ceded to Japan Japan in return for Russian sovereignty over Sakhalin Sakhalin.
	www.biodatabase.de /Kamchatka (1023 words)

	VIP-Tour. Kamchatka Travel Company. Introdusing Kamchatka (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Those who once set foot on its hot land, crane for coming here again and again and are sure to remember this land forever.
		Traditionally under this name the Kamchatka Peninsula and the closest part of the continent are united, including Karaginski Island and the Komandorski Archipelago.
		The place of their location is the far north-east of the Eurasian continent.
	www.vip-tour.net /eng/kamch.shtml (822 words)

	Union College Fission-track lab (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Ledneva, G.V., Garver, J.I. Lederer, J.R., Shapiro, M.N. Brandon, M.T. and Hollocher, K., 2001, Geochemistry and FT ages of felsic cobbles in Oligocene flysch and m≥lange (Karaginski Island, Kamchatka, Russian Far East): implications for reconstruction of post-collisional paleogeology.
		Eocene collision and obduction of the Olutorsky island arc, Koryak highlands of Northern Kamchatka, Russian Far East, EOS transactions, AGU v.
		J.I., Solovev, A.V., Bullen, M.E., Ledneva, G.V., and Bogdanov, N.A., 1998, Eocene collision and obduction of the Olyutorsky island arc, Koryak Highlands of Northern Kamchatka, Russian Far East; Sixth International Zoneshain Conference, Moscow, Russia, February 1998, p.
	www1.union.edu /~garverj/FT/research (4453 words)

	The Bering Sea Epopee
		— for this period of exploitation the population of fur-seals decreased from two million to 9 thousand animals on the Commandor Islands.
		— the crew of the hunting American schooner “Pie” headed by captain Proth during one voyage killed a thousand and a half of morses on Semenov spit on the Karaginski Island.
		31 of the Kamchatka Joint-Stock Society founds, in the structure of the Karaga fish processing plant, located in the bay of False News on the Karaginski Island, the base of active experimental catch for work in the open sea.
	www.npacific.ru /np/magazin/1-98_e/np5005e.html (355 words)

	Publications and Eprints--Mark Brandon
		• Shapiro, M.N., Soloviev, A.V., Garver, G.I., Shcherbinina, E. A., Ledneva, G. V., and Brandon, M.T. 2004, Age of Terrigenous Rocks of Northeastern Karaginski Island (Eastern Kamchatka), Stratigraphic and Geological Correlation, v.
		Field guide #5 for the spring meeting of the Geological Association of Canada, Victoria, B.C., 65 pp (reprint).
		Consists of atlas of map compilations, cross-sections and regional geological and geophysical syntheses of western Washington, southern Vancouver Island, and western Oregon.
	love.geology.yale.edu /~brandon/Overview/publications.html (2872 words)

	Charles & Anne Lindbergh Flight to the Orient (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		In the spring of 1931, Anne Lindbergh was issued her private pilot license after training in a Bird biplane on Long Island, New York.
		After crossing the Bering Sea on August 14, they arrived in Siberia at Karaginski Island, Kamchatka, before flying on to Petropavlovsk.
		Their next stop was Ketoi Island, where Charles landed skillfully in a sea of fog, while Anne battled temporary fright through the blind descent.
	www.charleslindbergh.com /history/orient.asp (1379 words)

	MPA Activity Page AC463, 01.01.07
		After paddling their umiaks (walrus skin boats) from King Island to Nome, they had turned the boats over for use as tents for their summer camp.
		They communicated with via radio with Candle between Barrow and Nome and with Saint Paul Island between Nome and their next stop Karaginski Island, Kamchatka, in the Soviet Union.
		From Juneau, Rogers and Post flew to Skagway, over the Chilkoot Pass, to Dawson in the Yukon Territory of Canada, and then to Aklavik in the Northwest Territories, and to Herschel Island in the Arctic Circle.
	www.montanapilots.org /activity/ac463.html (1818 words)

	Travel Trade: (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
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	www.traveltrade.com /traveltrade/generic_page.jsp?articleID=1767 (1344 words)

	Airliners.net Articles: KAL 007 Revisited (Part 1)
		RC-135 reconnaissance aircraft was flying southeast of Karaginski Island.
		Sakhalin Island and the Kurile Ridge and in Primorski Kray.”
		[33] Terpenie Bay is on the East coast of Sakhalin Island.
	www.airliners.net /articles/read.main?id=72 (4932 words)

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