"Studies on the Entomofauna of the North-East of the USSR" is a unique scientific publication that reveals the richness and diversity of insects in the region, previously little-studied and often left in the shadow of more popular biological research. The team of authors, united by a passion for entomology and deep knowledge of the specifics of the northeastern part of the Soviet Union, created a work that can become a reference book for scientists, students and anyone interested in the nature and biological diversity of this unique region. This book is not just a collection of facts and data . It is a carefully systematized study in which the authors immerse themselves in the study of entomofauna - the totality of all insect species living in the territory of the northeastern USSR. It traces not only the main species, their morphological features and ecological niches, but also important aspects of their role in ecosystems, interaction with the plant and animal world, as well as the influence of natural and anthropogenic factors on the number and distribution. As a result, the reader gets a lively and vivid idea of how insects form the biological tissue of this region, which species are key and why their study is important for preserving the natural balance. The book "Studies in the Entomofauna of the North-East of the USSR" is especially valuable for specialists in the field of zoology, ecologists, agronomists and biologists, as well as for students studying natural sciences. It will also be interesting for nature lovers who want to expand their knowledge of the richness and complexity of the living world beyond the usual tourist routes. For those who are looking for a deep and scientifically based description of biological processes, this work will become a real storehouse of information that allows you to understand how insects interact with the environment and what role they play in maintaining ecological balance. The book pays special attention to the adaptation of insects to the harsh climatic conditions of the north-east of the USSR, which makes it especially relevant in the context of modern challenges of climate change and the need to preserve biodiversity. The authors use a rich arsenal of methods from field observations to laboratory studies that allow them to present the most complete picture of the region’s entomophauna. Their writing style is distinguished by scientific accuracy, but at the same time remains accessible and alive, which makes reading not only informative, but also fascinating. If you are familiar with classical works on entomology or are interested in the biology of northern latitudes, this book will be a worthy addition to your library. It traces links to such well-known works as works on Arctic and subarctic fauna, as well as studies on ecological balance in extreme conditions. "Studies on the entomophauna of the northeastern USSR" is not just a scientific work, but an important contribution to the understanding of natural processes, which will help to better understand how the living world adapts to harsh conditions and what lessons can be learned for the conservation of biodiversity in an era of global change. So, if you are looking for a book that will reveal the secrets of northern insects, introduce you to their amazing world and help you understand why the preservation of natural resources is so important for the future of the planet, “Research on the entomophaune of the north-east of the USSR” is exactly what you need. This work will be a valuable source of knowledge and inspiration for anyone who values nature and wants to understand its complex interrelations more deeply.