Проведены исследования биохимических показателей сыворотки крови представителей /Amphibia, Mammalia/ и /Aves/  в условиях окислительного стресса. Установлены различия в содержании продуктов окислительной модификации белков в сыворотке крови данных представителей, усиливающиеся под влиянием окислительного стресса, инициированного средой Фентона.
Никольская В.А., Черетаев И.В., Геок И.В. Влияние окислительного стресса in vitro на процессы окислительной модификации белков и уровень молекул средней массы в сыворотке крови представителей Amphibia, Mammalia и Aves // Бюллетень медицинских Интернет-конференций, Vol. 5, Issue 9, 2016, pp. 1151-1153

Passerine birds from two late Pliocene localities, Shaamar in northern Mongolia and Beregovaya in Transbaikalia (East Russia), represent the first known Neogene fossil assemblages of perching birds from Asia. A total of 11 families and 15 taxa are recognized, including a new genus and species of bunting, Pliocalcarius orkhonensis, apparently related to the Longspurs, and new species within the genera Hirundo and Rhodospiza, which are described. The avifauna is composed of open land and bush dwellers; it contains a few arid species, representing the oldest finds of the corresponding genera or lineages. This may indicate that the living Asian arid avian complex originated in Central Asia in the Neogene. Several genera (Rhodospiza, Paradoxornis) are documented in this paper for the first time in pre-Pleistocene deposits. Report of Calcarius is the first pre-Holocene evidence of the occurrence of this genus in Asia, which together with the remains of Synaptomys lemmings at Shaamar, illustrates faunal interchanges between North America and Asia in the Pliocene.
Geobios. 2012. V. 45(3): 323–334.

A new relatively large duck, Chenoanas deserta gen. et sp. nov. from the Middle Miocene of the Sharga locality, which is morphologically intermediate between the extant genera Chenonetta and Tachyeres, is described. The diversity of Early and Middle Miocene ducks is discussed. It is noted that some Middle Miocene duck remains are incorrectly referred to the genus Mionetta. The distribution of morphological characters of the humerus in Neogene and extant ducks shows that the present day diversity of ducks apparently results from extinction of some taxa which were formed in the Oligocene-Early Miocene. The distribution of morphological characters in the evolution of diving ducks is evidence that not only the formation of different morphotypes but also so-called “evolutionary maturation” of taxa also explains the modern diversity.
Paleontological Journal, 2012. Vol. 46(5): 520-530

A new genus and two new species of ducks (Aves: Anatidae) from the Middle Miocene Sharga locality are described. Mioquerquedula minutissima gen. et sp. nov. is a very small duck. Anas velox Milne Edwards, 1868 from the Middle Miocene of France is transferred to the genus Mioquerquedula. Aix praeclara sp. nov. described here is the oldest record of the modern genus Aix. A revision of the previously described small duck Anas soporata Kurochkin, 1976 shows that only the specimens from the Sharga locality should be referred to this species. The status of other small ducks from the Neogene of Europe and North America is discussed. The diversity of herbivorous and diving ducks in the Sharga locality indicates that Miocene Shargyn Govi Lake was rich in food resources.
Paleontological Journal. V. 46(4): 421-429.

A new heron species, Ardea sytchevskayae sp. nov., from the Middle Miocene Sharga locality is described. The new species is represented by an almost complete coracoid and a few partial coracoids, partial scapula, and caprometacarpus. A. sytchevskayae was a relatively large heron, of the same size as A. alba, and intermediate in morphology between A. alba and other species traditionally included in this genus. In addition, the Sharga locality has yielded a large bittern and a medium-sized heron of uncertain taxonomic position.
Paleontological journal Vol. 45, No. 5, pp. 572–579.

A partial synsacrum of a primitive bird from the Zenge Kurgan 3 locality in the Kyzyl Kum Desert (Uzbekistan) is described. The vertebrate fauna from this locality is similar to that of the Bissekty Formation of the Dzharakuduk locality (Central Kyzyl Kum, Uzbekistan); however, this synsacrum differs considerably from all other synsacra from Dzharakuduk. The taxonomic position of this bird remains uncertain; it is most similar to some Enantiornithes, although it could have belonged to a primitive ornithuromorph bird. The functional significance of structural differences in the synsacrum of ornithurine and enantiornithine birds is discussed.
Paleontological Journal. 2011. V. 45. No. 3. P. 314-319.

Получен таксономический состав птиц из средне- миоценового местонахождения Шарга (самого богатого по числу таксонов неогенового местонахождения Азии). Кроме того, изучены новые материалы по неогеновым местонахождениям Хиргис-Нур 2, Чоно-Хариах 1 и 2, Шамар и Береговая. В результате данной работы установлено 16 новых родов и 23 новых вида птиц, уточнено систематическое положение ряда ранее описан- ных форм. Впервые в неогене обнаружены 5 современных родов птиц. Всего авифауна изученной территории в миоцене насчитывает теперь 57, а в плио- цене – 69 форм птиц. Получены первые обширные данные о неогеновых сообществах воробьи- нообразных птиц в Азии по материалам из местонахождений Шарга, Береговая и Шамар. Новые материалы позволяют реконструировать эволюцию некоторых групп и сообществ птиц в отдельные эпохи неогена на территории Центральной Азии. На примере воробьинообразных и фазановых птиц показано изменение ландшафтных условий на территории Центральной Азии от среднего миоцена к позднему плиоцену.
Автореферат... дисс. к.б.н. 2011. М: ПИН РАН.

In recent decades numerous findings, mostly from the Early Cretaceous of China, have changed traditional conceptions about the diversity and evolution of the most ancient Aves. Findings of Mesozoic birds in Russia are extremely rare. Here we describe a new bird from the Lower Cretaceous (Barremian–Aptian, Ilekskaya Svita) Shestakovo-1 locality (southern Western Siberia, Russia), that has also yielded dinosaurs, mammals, crocodiles, pterosaurs and lizards. Mystiornis cyrili gen. et sp. nov. is based on an isolated metatarsus which displays a mosaic of morphological features allowing us to create a new order, Mystiornithiformes. Mystiornis has a fully consolidated (ornithurine-like) gracile metatarsus with a primitive coplanar arrangement of the metatarsals, three separate proximal articular facets, and a uniquely located distal interosseal canal. It also displays diving adaptations previously documented only in Ornithurae.
Journal of Systematic Paleontology. 2011. V. 9. No 1. P. 109-117.

The Ostantsevaya Cave (Sakhalin Island, Russian Far East) yielded rich and diverse vertebrate fauna of Late Glacial through Holocene time. The bone assemblage is dominated by remains of brown bear and hare, reindeer and snow sheep. The fauna for the first time documented the presence on Sakhalin of several mammal forms including cave lion, steppe ferret, collared lemming, and ground squirrel. The origin of the bone accumulation in the site is mainly due to natural factors, such as predators and fluvial activity, but the Early Man was also undoubtedly involved in this process. Brown bear was the most important bone-accumulating agent throughout the investigated history of the cave.
Slovensky Kras. Acta Carsologica Slovaca. 2009. V. 47(1): 57-66.

First Late Pleistocene bird remains from the Sakhalin Island are described.
Орнитология. 2005. Вып. 32. С. 167-168.