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Being the accumulating element of landscapes, lake ecosystems largely depend on climate-induced soil and geochemical processes occurred in the basin (Rossolimo, 1964). Since the zonal features of the area reflect the total impact of various but interrelated environmental factors (Milkov, 1986), it is expedient to consider macrozoobenthos distribution in relation to natural zoning and altitudinal zonality of lake catchments. The purpose of this work is to study the composition and structure of bottom invertebrate communities in lakes from various natural zones of Western Siberia and altitudinal belts of Altai.

Altitudinal zonality and natural zoning as factors of bottom invertebrate communities formation in lakes of Western Siberia and Russian Altai