Alexander G. Rusanov

Dr. Alexander G. Rusanov


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Academic Career Length

15Years (2012-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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1 February 2022 in Science of The Total Environment
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ARAlexander G. Rusanov
Alexander G. Rusanov
TBTibor Bíró
Tibor Bíró
KKKeve T. Kiss
Keve T. Kiss
Krisztina BuczkóKrisztina Buczkó
Krisztina Buczkó
Grigorszky IstvánGrigorszky István
Grigorszky István
Éva ÁcsÉva Ács
Éva Ács

22 June 2012 in Hydrobiologia
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Alexander G. Rusanov
ESElena V. Stanislavskaya
Elena V. Stanislavskaya
ÉÁÉva Ács
Éva Ács

24 May 2016 in Water Resources
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Alexander G. Rusanov
VKV. M. Khromov
V. M. Khromov

7 May 2020 in Proceedings of the Karelian Research Centre of the Russian Academy of Sciences
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ЮКЮлия Викторовна Крылова
Юлия Викторовна Крылова
EKEvgeny Kurashov
Evgeny Kurashov
ARAlexander G. Rusanov
Alexander G. Rusanov
СРАВНИТЕЛЬНЫЙ АНАЛИЗ КОМПОНЕНТНОГО СОСТАВА НИЗКОМОЛЕКУЛЯРНОГО МЕТАБОЛОМА ГОРЦА ЗЕМНОВОДНОГО (PERSICARIA AMPHIBIA (L.) DELARBRE) ИЗ РАЗНОТИПНЫХ МЕСТООБИТАНИЙ В ЛАДОЖСКОМ ОЗЕРЕ

5 June 2018 in European Journal of Phycology
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ARAlexander G. Rusanov
Alexander G. Rusanov
LELuc Ector
Luc Ector
Eduardo A. MoralesEduardo A. Morales
Eduardo A. Morales
KKKeve T. Kiss
Keve T. Kiss
ÉÁÉva Ács
Éva Ács
The morphology and ontogenetic allometric trends of a rare diatom Fragilaria heidenii Østrup and the morphologically related Staurosira tabellaria (W. Smith) Leuduger-Fortmorel were compared using conventional and semilandmark-based geometric morphometric analyses. Fragilaria heidenii was studied in detail by light and electron microscopy using type material and recent samples from Lake Ladoga and Lake Ilmen (north-western Russia). The taxon is transferred into the genus Staurosira Ehrenberg as Staurosira inflata comb. nov. on the basis of its valve morphology. This taxon is characterized by the absence of rimoportulae, lack of perforated copulae, spines located on the interstriae, internal vola occlusion in the areolae and the features of the areolae and apical pore fields. Conventional morphometric analysis showed considerable overlapping of S. inflata and S. tabellaria in their frustule characteristics such as length, width, length-to-width ratio and striae density. Moreover, at later stages of the vegetative life cycle, S. inflata has a tendency to resemble S. tabellaria by its valve outline that makes it difficult to separate these two taxa. The geometric morphometric analysis revealed two shape groups corresponding to S. inflata and S. tabellaria that were separated by a clear gap. Semilandmarks representing shape of the middle part of the valve were primarily responsible for discrimination between species. Apart from differences in valve shapes, S. inflata and S. tabellaria also differed significantly in their ontogenetic allometric trajectories. Overall, our results demonstrate that the semilandmark-based geometric morphometrics is sensitive enough to distinguish species by their outlines, when traditional morphometric parameters are not able to discriminate them with confidence.

18 December 2025 in Hydrobiologia
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ARAlexander G. Rusanov
Alexander G. Rusanov
ZTZsuzsa Trábert
Zsuzsa Trábert
GVGábor Várbíró
Gábor Várbíró
KKKeve T. Kiss
Keve T. Kiss
TBTibor Bíró
Tibor Bíró
Éva ÁcsÉva Ács
Éva Ács