The lowermost 'Vendian' in Lithuania, the
Merkys Formation, is attributed to the upper Drevlyan Regional Stage (Paskevicius 1997) and is of Ediacaran age by Luksevics et al.
Source apportionment and retention of nutrients and organic matter in the
Merkys river basin in southern Lithuania, Journal of Environmental Engineering and Landscape Management 16: 195-204.
Pabrade 0,35
Merkys, Varena 0,04 Susupie ties Siesarties ziotymis 0,31 Siesartis-Malkestas, zemupys 0,08 Venta z.
Bronius
MERKYS, lecturer Education: Charkov Aviation Institute, 1992.
prietaru, stereotipu paplitimas bei identifikavimas Diskriminuojantys Pasireiskia konfliktiskais santykiais, mobingo veiksmai puolimo galimybemis, daznumu, veikiant per socialinius santykius, puolant darbuotojo socialines paziuras, puolant kasdieneje profesineje sferoje, asmens sveikatos srityje Veiksnys Saltiniai Saugumo/apibreztumo West 1990;
Merkys et al.
The expedition itself, time of travel, route, and visited localities are discussed by Hrynewecki (1933: 108-111),
Merkys (1960: 54), Galinis (1971: 13), and Kohler (2004: 83-117).
Lenz, 1991,
Merkys, 2000; Wissinger, 1996; Hopkins, 1998; Zelvys, 1994, 1999) it has to be stated that one sphere of such research management diagnostics (including educational management diagnostics as well) has been neglected.
1991;
Merkys & Laurinavicius, 1991; Nechitailo & Mashinsky, 1993; Schaeffer et al.
She was born in Krastai, Lithuania to Jonas and Anele (Blinkys)
Merkys.
Siaures puseje apie 70 metru nuo namo teritorijos yra Silas, o pietu puseje apie 30 metru nuo namo teritorijos teka
Merkys ir yra lapuociu miSkas.
For a more detailed analysis of Sventoji port construction history, see the works written by Simoliunas (1933), who directly participated in the port construction, as well as the works of
Merkys (1934) and Zaromskis (2008).
The present study focuses on TN loads to the River Nemunas from the Lithuanian territory at the monitoring site Smalininkai in the River Nemunas and outlets of the main tributaries the
Merkys, the Neris, the Nevezis and the Dubysa (Fig.