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| Data sets | Publications | Expeditions | Thesaurus |
Siberia  | |
|---|---|
| BT | Asia |
| .Siberia | |
| RT | Russian Federation |
| Kazakhstan | |
| Siberian Platform | |
| Russian Far East | |
| Central Asia | |
| Baikal rift zone | |
| Baikalian Phase | |
| Beringia | |
| Ob River | |
| Russian Pacific region | |
| Khatanga Basin | |
| Moty Formation | |
| Omolon Block | |
| Popigay Structure | |
| Tunguska Basin | |
| Tunguska Syneclise | |
| West Sib | |
| SN | Region in Asia extending from the Urals to the Pacific Ocean, and from the Arctic Ocean to the Chinese and Mongolian borders and including N Kazakhstan. Indexed with former Soviet republics as applicable. |
| Siberia-Soviet Far East | |
|---|---|
| USE | Russian Far East |
| Siberian fold belt | |
|---|---|
| BT | Asia |
| .Siberian fold belt | |
| NT | Baikal region |
| Sayan | |
| RT | Russian Federation |
| Altai Mountains | |
| Tuva Russian Federation | |
| SN | Added to Thesaurus in 1981. |
| Siberian Lowland | |
|---|---|
| BT | Asia |
| .West Siberia | |
| ..Siberian Lowland | |
| UF | West Siberian Basin |
| West Siberian Lowland | |
| West Siberian Plain | |
| RT | Russian Federation |
| Kazakhstan | |
| Ob-Irtysh Interfluve | |
| Megion Field | |
| Urengoy Field | |
| SN | Region comprising the West Siberian Plain which extends from the Urals in the W to the Yenisei River in the E, and from the Kara Sea in the N to the Kazakh Hills in the S. Also search Siberian. This term has multiple hierarchies. Indexed with former Sovie |
| Siberian Platform | |
|---|---|
| BT | Commonwealth of Independent States |
| .Russian Federation | |
| ..Siberian Platform | |
| BT | Asia |
| .Siberian Platform | |
| NT | Aldan Shield |
| Anabar Shield | |
| Angara-Lena Basin | |
| North Siberian Plain | |
| Tunguska | |
| Vilyuy Syneclise | |
| Yakutia region | |
| Yenisei Ridge | |
| UF | Central Siberian Plateau |
| West Siberian Platform | |
| RT | Udachnaya Pipe |
| Siberia | |
| Bazhenov Formation | |
| Mir Pipe | |
| SN | Region comprising the Central Siberian Plateau which lies between the Yenisei River on the W, and the Lena River on the E. Also search Siberian. This term has multiple hierarchies. |