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Research into the nature and structure of polygenetic landscapes began in the 1970s and showed that the physical geography of landscapes results from the combined effects of multiple geophysical fields. Based on a comprehensive study of continental landscapes, spatial and temporal aspects of the multistructure and polygenetics of landscape space were revealed. Because islands are isolated, their origin, area and topography are distinct from continental areas. These distinctions have been revealed by studies of island landscapes. The peculiarities of manifestation and interaction of the geostationary, geocirculating and biocirculating geophysical fields result in the the formation of the polystructural and polygenetic landscapes of island geosystem. This is shown on the basis of research focused on landscape organization of the Kurile and Hawaiian Islands and those of Peter the Great Bay (the Sea of Japan). As on the

Полиструктурность и полигенетичность островных геосистем