Björn Bergenholtz
(former alias "Calalp")
Biografien osteuropäischer Ornithologen
(Biographies of Eastern European Ornithologists)
Here's a series of German Publications/Papers (all in all 36 different ones) that might be of interest for anyone curious, on either one of those guys, and/or "their" Birds ...
I'm pretty sure either one (or even most) of these in-depth Papers can add some facts and figures, about the Lives of the Persons involved (that is if you understand German, of course). And, if you can trace/find (some of) them.
🚦 Note the different ways (in quite a few cases), of each spelling/s, of their names (in German versus English).
Ok, here goes, the first one is:
• Biografien osteuropäischer Ornithologen (1): Sergeij A. Buturlin [*] (1872–1938), by Uwe Alex. Ornithologische Mitteilungen 64 (3/4): pp.113–116 (2012) [unseen by me]
He's commemorated in several buturlini Birds [see the Key (to Scientific names), here]:
He's also the Author (Auctor) of many Bird taxa (as Buturlin), and thereby listed by Zoonomen as:
As far as I can tell he hasn't been tampered with earlier, here on the Bird Name Etymology sub-forum, not himself, in person, though (of course) we've been dealing with several (many, many) of the Birds he described (see, for example/s, here).
He's a fairly well-known guy; Сергей Александрович Бутурлин (in Russian, according to Wikipedia).
*Title/Name according to here. But compare to here!?! ... most likely (hopefully!) a typo, in the latter. In my notes he's (definitely) Buturlin.
(Biographies of Eastern European Ornithologists)
Here's a series of German Publications/Papers (all in all 36 different ones) that might be of interest for anyone curious, on either one of those guys, and/or "their" Birds ...
I'm pretty sure either one (or even most) of these in-depth Papers can add some facts and figures, about the Lives of the Persons involved (that is if you understand German, of course). And, if you can trace/find (some of) them.
🚦 Note the different ways (in quite a few cases), of each spelling/s, of their names (in German versus English).
Ok, here goes, the first one is:
• Biografien osteuropäischer Ornithologen (1): Sergeij A. Buturlin [*] (1872–1938), by Uwe Alex. Ornithologische Mitteilungen 64 (3/4): pp.113–116 (2012) [unseen by me]
He's commemorated in several buturlini Birds [see the Key (to Scientific names), here]:
buturlini
Dr Sergey Aleksandrovich Buturlin (1872-1938) Russian zoologist, explorer in Siberia (syn. Certhia familaris, subsp. Dryobates minor, subsp. Emberiza calandra, syn. Perdix perdix, syn. Perisoreus infaustus sibericus, syn. Phasianus colchicus karpowi, subsp. Regulus regulus, syn. Sitta europaea amurensis, syn. Turdus obscurus).
He's also the Author (Auctor) of many Bird taxa (as Buturlin), and thereby listed by Zoonomen as:
Buturlin, Sergei (Sergius) Aleksandrovich (Alexandrovich) 1872-1938
As far as I can tell he hasn't been tampered with earlier, here on the Bird Name Etymology sub-forum, not himself, in person, though (of course) we've been dealing with several (many, many) of the Birds he described (see, for example/s, here).
He's a fairly well-known guy; Сергей Александрович Бутурлин (in Russian, according to Wikipedia).
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To be continued ... (with the next publication in this series)
To be continued ... (with the next publication in this series)
*Title/Name according to here. But compare to here!?! ... most likely (hopefully!) a typo, in the latter. In my notes he's (definitely) Buturlin.
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