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• Fig. 1. Intra-population mosaics: A – pit and mound in the boreal forest of the Pechora-Ilych Biosphere Reserve, Komi Republic, Russia (Photo A. Aleynikov); B – small fern (Gymnocarpium dryopteris) on fallen logs (deadwood) in the boreal forest of the Pechora-Ilych Biosphere Reserve, Komi Republic Russia (Photo A. Aleynikov); C – young lindens in the gap created after death of old fir-trees in the hemiboreal forest of the Sabarsky wildlife area, Central Ural Mountains (Photo M. Barinova)
• Fig. 2. Intra-population mosaics: A – beaver settlement in the valley Skutyanka, the «Bryansk Forest» reserve, the European part of Russia (Photo A. Aleynikov); B – beaver damb in the valley Skutyanka, the «Bryansk Forest» reserve, the European part of Russia (Photo A. Aleynikov); C – cutting area made by beaver («beaver glades») in the valley Skutyanka, the «Bryansk Forest» reserve, the European part of Russia (Photo A. Aleynikov); D – beaver pond in the valley Skutyanka, the «Bryansk Forest» reserve, the European part of Russia (Photo A. Aleynikov); E – peat bog on the site overgrown beaver pond in the valley Skutyanka, the «Bryansk Forest» reserve, the European part of Russia (Photo A. Aleynikov)
• Fig. 3. Intra-population mosaics: A – naked soil on a bison herd stand in the gemiboreal forest of the «Bialowieza Forest» reserve, Belarus (Photo V. Korotkov); B – young aspen, damaged by bisons on forest glades in the «Kaluga zaseki» reserve, the European part of Russia (Photo M. Bobrowski); C – complex of forest and meadow landscapes of the elementary population of bisons in «the Teberdinsky reserve», the Northwest Caucasus (Photo N. Shevchenko)
• Table 1. The hierarchical system of sites of key species of different functional groups
• Вариант статьи на русском языке Smirnova O.V., Toropova N.A. — POTENTIAL ECOSYSTEM COVER – A NEW APPROACH TO THE CONSERVATION BIOLOGY