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CONTENTS Borok, 2010b. S. 318-321. 31. Frolov A.A. Migracii presnovodnyh dvustvorchatyh mollyuskov semejstva Euglesidae i Pisidiidae (Bivalvia, Pisidioidea) na prilivnoj litorali ehstuariya reki Tuloma // Vestn. zool. 2008. T. 42, № 3. S. 369-372. A.A. Oleinik PHYTOPLANKTON SPECIES FROM THE COASTAL WATERS OF FRANZ JOSEF LAND A list of phytoplankton species recorded in the coastal and internal waters of Franz Josef Land is compiled. In all, 153 species are listed, 8 rare and little-known species, namely Attheya longicornis, Synedropsis hyperborea aff., Dicroerisma psilonereiella, Dinophysis contracta, Lessardia elongata, Oxytoxum caudatum, Micracanthodinium claytonii, and Protoperidinium arcticum, are illustrated by photomicrographs. Keywords: phytoplankton, Franz Josef Land. Author Oleinik Anatoly Anatolievich - Ph.D. (Biol), Deputy Head of the Plankton Laboratory, MMBI KSC RAS; e-mail: oleinik@mmbi.info LITERATURA 1. Olejnik A.A. Sezonnoe razvitie fitoplanktona v vodah zheloba Franc-Viktoriya i na prilegayushchej akvatorii arhipelaga Zemlya Franca-Iosifa // Nazemnye i morskie ehkosistemy. M., 2011. S. 166-180. 2. Druzhkova E.I. Osobennosti prostranstvennogo raspredeleniya nanofitoplanktona v rajone arhipelaga Zemlya Franca-Iosifa v letnij period // Dokl. RAN, 2009. T. 427, № 5. S. 707-709. 3. Biological Atlas of the Arctic Seas 2000: Plankton of the Barents and Kara Seas. National Oceanographic Data Center/NOAA.: Silver Spring, MD, USA, 2000. 356 p. (+CD, +Internet). 4. Saldarriaga J.F., Leander B.S., Taylor “Max” F.J.R., Keeling P.J. Lessardia elongata gen. et sp. nov. (Dinoflagellata, Peridiniales, Podolampaceae) and the taxonomic position of the genus Roscoffia // J. Phycol, 2003. 39. P. 368-378. 5. Okolodkov Y.B. A new combination and new species of Gymnodinium, Gyrodinium and Protoperidinium (Dinophyceae) from the Arctic and N.E. Atlantic // Bot. zhurn. 1997. T. 82, № 5. S. 97-106. A.G. Dvoretsky CONTRIBUTION OF SCIENTISTS FROM MURMANSK MARINE BIOLOGICAL INSTITUTE TO STUDIES OF RED KING CRAB IN THE BARENTS SEA Red king crab is an important commercial species. Studies of this invader accomplished by scientists of the Murmansk Marine Biological Institute are focused on the investigations of its population dynamics in the coastal Barents Sea. We have developed a new growth model for juvenile crab. Symbiotic and fouling organisms colonizing the crab were studied. Red king crab physiology and aquaculture approaches have been investigated and developed in many aspects. A new method for undertaking the biological expertise on red king crab was developed and adopted. Keywords: red king crab, population dynamics, growth, symbionts, physiology, the Barents Sea. Authors Dvoretsky Aleksandr Gennadievich - Ph.D. (Biol), Head of the Zoobenthos Laboratory, MMBI KSC RAS; e-mail: dvoretskiya@mmbi.info LITERATURA 1. Dvoretsky A.G. Vselenie kamchatskogo kraba v Barencevo more i ego vozdejstvie na ehkosistemu (obzor). 1. Vyedanie bentosa // Voprosy rybolovstva. 2012. T. 13. S. 18-34. 2. Dvoretsky A.G., Dvoretsky V.G. Dinamika populyacionnyh pokazatelej kamchatskogo kraba Paralithodes camtschaticus v gube Dal'nezeleneckaya Barenceva morya v 2002-2008 gg. // Voprosy rybolovstva. 2010. T. 11. S. 100-111. 3. Dvoretsky A.G., Dvoretsky V.G. Issledovaniya biologii kamchatskogo kraba Paralithodes camtschaticus v gube Dolgoj (Barencevo more) // Izvestiya TINRO. 2010. T. 160. S. 44-56. 4. Dvoretsky A.G., Dvoretsky V.G. Herald o f the Kola Science Centre o f the Russian Academy o f Sciences 2/2015(21) 139