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Biografien osteuropäischer Ornithologen (2 Viewers)
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Björn Bergenholtz
(former alias "Calalp")
Thanks for the concern, Paul, but, nope, I will not call the American guy commemorated in montezuma/e British.
However, joking apart, for now (in this particular thread) let us stay in Eastern Europe ...
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Björn Bergenholtz
(former alias "Calalp")
• Biografien osteuropäischer Ornithologen (10): Arkadij Jakovlevič Tugarinov (1880–1948), Avifaunist Zentralsibiriens, Begründer der russischen Paläornithologie und Spezialist für die Anseriformes, by Uwe Alex & Jevgenij Šergalin. Ornithologische Mitteilungen 65 (11/12): pp.323–328 (2013) = here.
Commemorated in one (extinct) Magpie ssp. tugarinovi [see the Key, here]:
As well Author (Auctor) of several Birds (as Tugarinov, a k a Tugarinow), thereby listed by Zoonomen as:
This guy was earlier mentioned by Laurent (back in April 2021), in context, in the thread Perisoreus infaustus rogosowi Sushkin & B. Stegmann, 1929, as: "Arkadiy Yakovlevich Tugarinov" (here).
Disclaimer; He's not included in my MS, nor in my notes, thus I haven't checked him any further than the above.
Commemorated in one (extinct) Magpie ssp. tugarinovi [see the Key, here]:
As well Author (Auctor) of several Birds (as Tugarinov, a k a Tugarinow), thereby listed by Zoonomen as:
This guy was earlier mentioned by Laurent (back in April 2021), in context, in the thread Perisoreus infaustus rogosowi Sushkin & B. Stegmann, 1929, as: "Arkadiy Yakovlevich Tugarinov" (here).
Disclaimer; He's not included in my MS, nor in my notes, thus I haven't checked him any further than the above.
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Björn Bergenholtz
(former alias "Calalp")
• Biografien osteuropäischer Ornithologen (11): Sergej Ivanovič Snigirevskij (1895–1955), Naturschützer und intimer Kenner der Raufußhühner, by Uwe Alex & Jevgenij Šergalin. Ornithologische Mitteilungen 66 (1/2): pp.49–52 (2014) = here.
Commemorated in the invalid "Sylvia curruca snigirewskii " STACHANOW 1929 [see the Key, here]:
Also Author (Auctor) of quite a few taxa (as Snigirewski). Zoonomen has him as (nothing but):
Earlier dealt with (back in April 2020) in thread Sylvia curruca snigirewskii Stackhanow 1929 (here).
Disclaimer; this guy is not included in my MS, thus I haven't checked him any further than the above.
Commemorated in the invalid "Sylvia curruca snigirewskii " STACHANOW 1929 [see the Key, here]:
Also Author (Auctor) of quite a few taxa (as Snigirewski). Zoonomen has him as (nothing but):
Earlier dealt with (back in April 2020) in thread Sylvia curruca snigirewskii Stackhanow 1929 (here).
Disclaimer; this guy is not included in my MS, thus I haven't checked him any further than the above.
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Björn Bergenholtz
(former alias "Calalp")
• Biografien osteuropäischer Ornithologen (12): Hans Christian Johansen (1897–1973), Waldläufer und Avifaunist, Systematiker und Chronist der ornithologischen Erforschung Westsibiriens, by Uwe Alex. Ornithologische Mitteilungen 66 (5/6): pp.161–165 (2014) [unseen by me]
Commemorated in one johanseni ssp. [see the Key, here]:
He's the Author (Auctor) of Oriolus oriolus "sibiricus" Johansen 1944, and "Anthus gustavi commandorensis"Johansen 1952, as well as "Turdus eunomus turuchanensis" Johansen 1954, thereby listed by Zoonomen as:
Earlier dealt with (back in March 2020) in thread A Russian Paper (here, in PS., in post #5).
Disclaimer; this guy is not included in my MS, thus I haven't checked him any further than the above, ...
Commemorated in one johanseni ssp. [see the Key, here]:
He's the Author (Auctor) of Oriolus oriolus "sibiricus" Johansen 1944, and "Anthus gustavi commandorensis"Johansen 1952, as well as "Turdus eunomus turuchanensis" Johansen 1954, thereby listed by Zoonomen as:
Earlier dealt with (back in March 2020) in thread A Russian Paper (here, in PS., in post #5).
Disclaimer; this guy is not included in my MS, thus I haven't checked him any further than the above, ...
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l_raty
laurent raty
- Pica pica tugarinovi Martynovich 2009 - see attachment to Descriptions of all fossil Passerimorphae
- Sylvia curruca snigirewskii Stakhanov (as Stachanow) 1929 - https://www.zobodat.at/pdf/Ornithologische-Monatberichte_37_0081-0084.pdf
- Anser fabalis johanseni Delacour 1951 - https://ardea.nou.nu/ardeapdf/a39-135-142.pdf
Løppenthin B. 1974. Personalia: Hans Christian Johansen, 2. december 1897 - 18. december 1973. Dansk Ornithol. Forenings Tidsskr., 68: 71-76.
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Melanie
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Biographical entry for Hans Johansen in the Dansk Biografisk Leksikon
biografiskleksikon.lex.dk
Hans Johansen | lex.dk – Dansk Biografisk Leksikon
Hans Johansen, Hans Christian Johansen, 2.12.1897-18.12.1973, zoolog. Født i Riga, død i Hjortekær, urne på Mariebjerg kgd. (ukendtes grav). J. blev student fra privat gymnasium i Reval (Tallinn) 1916 og begyndte at studere naturvidenskab i Tomsk. Revolutionen afbrød forbindelsen med og...
Björn Bergenholtz
(former alias "Calalp")
• Biografien osteuropäischer Ornithologen (13): Jevgenij Pavlovič Spangenberg (1898–1968), Sammler, Feldornithologe und Naturforscher, by Uwe Alex. Ornithologische Mitteilungen 66 (9/10): pp.267–270 (2014) [unseen by me]
Commemorated in one (invalid) spangenbergi taxon [see the Key, here]:
He is not listed among the Authors in Zoonomen, nor has he been dealt with earlier here on BirdForum (not at all, not in any way) ...
Disclaimer; Mr Spangenberg is not included in my MS, nor in my notes, thus I haven't checked him any further than the above.
Commemorated in one (invalid) spangenbergi taxon [see the Key, here]:
He is not listed among the Authors in Zoonomen, nor has he been dealt with earlier here on BirdForum (not at all, not in any way) ...
Disclaimer; Mr Spangenberg is not included in my MS, nor in my notes, thus I haven't checked him any further than the above.
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Björn Bergenholtz
(former alias "Calalp")
• Biografien osteuropäischer Ornithologen (14): Gustav Radde (1831–1903), Universeller Naturwissenschaftler und Pionier der wissenschaftlichen Erforschung des Kaukasus, by Uwe Alex. Ornithologische Mitteilungen 66 (11/12): pp.325–328 (2014) [unseen by me]
Commemorated in several raddei Birds [see the Key, here]:
He's also the Author (Auctor) of several taxa (as Radde), thus, listed by Zoonomen as:
I don't think neither he, nor any of his Birds, ever have been discussed here on the Bird Name Etmology sub-forum.
Disclaimer; in my MS this guy is only mentioned (in context, not in an entry of his own) as just "Gustav Radde", the describer of Baer's Pochard Aythya baeri (Radde, 1863), thereby not checked any further than what's told above.
Commemorated in several raddei Birds [see the Key, here]:
He's also the Author (Auctor) of several taxa (as Radde), thus, listed by Zoonomen as:
I don't think neither he, nor any of his Birds, ever have been discussed here on the Bird Name Etmology sub-forum.
Disclaimer; in my MS this guy is only mentioned (in context, not in an entry of his own) as just "Gustav Radde", the describer of Baer's Pochard Aythya baeri (Radde, 1863), thereby not checked any further than what's told above.
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Björn Bergenholtz
(former alias "Calalp")
• Biografien osteuropäischer Ornithologen (15): Janusz Witold Domaniewski (1891–1954), Polnischer Taxonom und Zoogeograf, Autor des Artkonzeptes der Con- und Prospezies, by Uwe Alex. Ornithologische Mitteilungen 67 (1/2): pp.41–44 (2015) [unseen by me]
Commemorated in a few (all invalid) domaniewskii Birds [see the Key, here]:
Also Author (Auctor) of several taxa (as Domaniewski). Zoonomen list him as (nothing but):
The only time he, or any of his Birds, ever have been discussed on the Bird Name Etymology sub-forum is/was; here, and here (though not regarding any of his personal details).
Disclaimer, in my MS I have him as just Mr "Domaniewski", only mentioned briefly, in context, as the describer of the (today equally invalid) taxon "Sitta europaea sztolcmani” (1913), thus I haven't checked him any further than the above.
Commemorated in a few (all invalid) domaniewskii Birds [see the Key, here]:
Also Author (Auctor) of several taxa (as Domaniewski). Zoonomen list him as (nothing but):
The only time he, or any of his Birds, ever have been discussed on the Bird Name Etymology sub-forum is/was; here, and here (though not regarding any of his personal details).
Disclaimer, in my MS I have him as just Mr "Domaniewski", only mentioned briefly, in context, as the describer of the (today equally invalid) taxon "Sitta europaea sztolcmani” (1913), thus I haven't checked him any further than the above.
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l_raty
laurent raty
- Dendrocopos leucopterus spangenbergi Gladkov 1951 - http://ashipunov.me/shipunov/school/books/ptitsy_sov_sojuza1951_1.djvu (p. 588)
- Buteo ferox raddei Loudon 1912 - no.5 (1911) - Proceedings of the International Ornithological Congress - Biodiversity Heritage Library
- [syn. Circaetus gallicus - I failed to trace this. Anyone ?]
- Cyanistes coeruleus raddei Zarudny 1908 - 16, 1908 - Ornithologische Monatsberichte - Biodiversity Heritage Library
- Falco raddei Hartlaub 1869 - 1.Bd.:Abt.1 (1869) - Ornithologie Nordost-Afrika's - Biodiversity Heritage Library (note that this was emended to "raddæi" by Newton in the corresponding Zool. Rec., published 1870: v.6 (1869) - The Record of zoological literature - Biodiversity Heritage Library )
- "Muscicapa caucasica Raddei", "var. Raddei" Blasius 1901 - Bd.4 (1901) - Naturgeschichte der Vögel Mitteleuropas - Biodiversity Heritage Library (merely a manuscript name cited from specimen labels, not here treated as valid - the valid name used for this bird was Muscicapa collaris semitorquata; can be an available name only if it was subsequently adopted as the valid name of a taxon or treated as a senior homonym, which I don't think it was)
- Scolopax gallinago raddei Buturlin 1902 - https://zoomet.ru/failes/Buturlin-1902-R.djvu (p. 56)
- Lanius raddei Dresser 1888 - 1888 - Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London - Biodiversity Heritage Library
- Melanocorypha calandra raddei Zarudny & Loudon 1904 - Jahrg.15 (1904) - Ornithologisches Jahrbuch - Biodiversity Heritage Library
- Motacilla flava raddei Harms 1909 - 17, 1909 - Ornithologische Monatsberichte - Biodiversity Heritage Library
- Panurus biarmicus raddei Pražák 1897 - ser.5:Jahrg.45 (1897) - Journal für Ornithologie - Biodiversity Heritage Library
- Remizus pendulinus raddei Pražák 1897 - Bd.2 (1897) - Naturgeschichte der Vögel Mitteleuropas - Biodiversity Heritage Library
- Megaloperdix raddei Bolle & Brehm 1873 - ser.4:Jahrg.21=no.121-124 (1873) - Journal für Ornithologie - Biodiversity Heritage Library
- Vestipedes domaniewskii Stolzmann 1926 - Rewizja ptaków neotropikalnych w zbiorach Polskiego Państwowego Muzeum Przyrodniczego. 1 - Museum and Institute of Zoology PAS (p. 211=15)
- Lanius collurio domaniewskii Oleksas 2009 - [not seen - Oleksas OA. 2009. Ornis Baltica-Sarmatica. Rangsdorf.]
- Sitta europaea domaniewskii Dunajeski 1934 - https://rcin.org.pl/miiz/dlibra/publication/edition/8986 (p. 194=14)
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mb1848
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Laurent wrote "the valid name used for this bird was Muscicapa collaris semitorquata; can be an available name only if it was subsequently adopted as the valid name of a taxon or treated as a senior homonym, which I don't think it was"
"M. collaris semitorquata Hom ." used in a 1922 book:
Dr. Kurt Floerickes Vogelbuch . page 289??
"Muscicapa grisola , atricapilla , collaris und collaris semitorquata" in 1903 book.
Zoologische Garten . page 167?
"M. collaris semitorquata Hom ." used in a 1922 book:
Dr. Kurt Floerickes Vogelbuch . page 289??
"Muscicapa grisola , atricapilla , collaris und collaris semitorquata" in 1903 book.
Zoologische Garten . page 167?
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Björn Bergenholtz
(former alias "Calalp")
• Biografien osteuropäischer Ornithologen (16): Theodor Pleske (1858–1932), Co-Autor vieler Monografien zur Vogelwelt Russlands und Initiator einer „Ornithographia Rossica“, by Uwe Alex & Jevgenij Šergalin. Ornithologische Mitteilungen 67 (3/4): pp.99–105 (2015) = here.
Commemorated in quite a few pleskei and pleskii Birds [see the Key, here]:
He's as well the Author (Auctor) of a number of taxa (as Pleske), thereby listed by Zoonomen as:
Also note that the Doyens of Bird Eponyms, Barbara and Richard Mearns, in their upcoming New Edition of their Biographies for Birdwatchers ... (now revised and updated, ending up in two volumes, 2022) seems to use/prefer the (English) version "Theodor Pleske" (at least according to the Flyer attached by Mike, here).
In my Swedish MS (as of today that is) he's: "Fjodor Eduardovitj Pleske (1858–1932), a k a (after the death of his Father Eduard, in 1873): Fjodor Dimitrijevitj Pleske", commemorated in Pleske's Ground Jay Podoces pleskei Zarudny, 1896 (a k a Pleskes ökenskrika, in Swedish). But, maybe I will swap it around, as the OD (from 1896) clearly tell us it's for "F.D. Pleske", and, if so, my MS text might end up the reversed way, with/as: "Fjodor Dimitrijevitj Pleske (1858–1932), born Fjodor Eduardovitj Pleske". Well, see ... either way, it's the same guy. In other languages he's also known as; Fëdor/Fedor/Theodor/Thedor Dmitrievich/Dimitrijevič/Dimitrivich Pleske.
In this sub-forum we've been dealing with Mr Pleske earlier, in three threads: here (#7-12), as well as (some of his texts/birds); here (post #6), and here (#3-4).
Commemorated in quite a few pleskei and pleskii Birds [see the Key, here]:
He's as well the Author (Auctor) of a number of taxa (as Pleske), thereby listed by Zoonomen as:
Also note that the Doyens of Bird Eponyms, Barbara and Richard Mearns, in their upcoming New Edition of their Biographies for Birdwatchers ... (now revised and updated, ending up in two volumes, 2022) seems to use/prefer the (English) version "Theodor Pleske" (at least according to the Flyer attached by Mike, here).
In my Swedish MS (as of today that is) he's: "Fjodor Eduardovitj Pleske (1858–1932), a k a (after the death of his Father Eduard, in 1873): Fjodor Dimitrijevitj Pleske", commemorated in Pleske's Ground Jay Podoces pleskei Zarudny, 1896 (a k a Pleskes ökenskrika, in Swedish). But, maybe I will swap it around, as the OD (from 1896) clearly tell us it's for "F.D. Pleske", and, if so, my MS text might end up the reversed way, with/as: "Fjodor Dimitrijevitj Pleske (1858–1932), born Fjodor Eduardovitj Pleske". Well, see ... either way, it's the same guy. In other languages he's also known as; Fëdor/Fedor/Theodor/Thedor Dmitrievich/Dimitrijevič/Dimitrivich Pleske.
In this sub-forum we've been dealing with Mr Pleske earlier, in three threads: here (#7-12), as well as (some of his texts/birds); here (post #6), and here (#3-4).
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l_raty
laurent raty
semitorquata is of course available.
I was talking about the availability of 'raddei', which Blasius wrote that he had found written on specimen labels in Homeyer's hand. Blasius nevertheless placed these specimens under the name semitorquata: he did not adopt raddei as their name. And neither, I think, did any other author after him.
A name that was never given a status other than that of a synonym before 1961 cannot be available. (Not having been initially used as valid, it does not fulfill ICZN 11.5; and neither does it fulfill ICZN 11.6.1, which is the only possible way that a name that does not fulfill 11.5 can become available.)
l_raty
laurent raty
- Parus pleskii Cabanis 1877 - Jahrg. 1-2 (1876-77) - Ornithologisches Centralblatt - Biodiversity Heritage Library
- Falco peregrinus pleskei Dement'ev 1933 - snippets: Falco
- Locustella pleskei Taczanowski 1890 - 1889 - Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London - Biodiversity Heritage Library
- Lagopus mutus pleskei Serebrovskiy [as Sserebrowsky] 1926 - Uebersicht der in Rufsland vorkommenden Formen vonLagopus mutus Montin - Journal of Ornithology [p. 696; no free access found]
- Ruticilla rufiventris pleskei Schalow 1901 - ser.5:Jahrg.49 (1901) - Journal für Ornithologie - Biodiversity Heritage Library
- Phylloscopus rufus pleskei Floericke 1892 - Avifauna der provinz Schlesien - Biodiversity Heritage Library
- Podoces pleskei Zarudny 1896 - Annuaire du Musée zoologique
- Tetrao urogallus pleskei Stegmann 1926 - snippets: Doklady Rossiĭskoĭ Akademii nauk
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Björn Bergenholtz
(former alias "Calalp")
• Biografien osteuropäischer Ornithologen (17): Nikolaj Aleksejevič Zarudnyj (1859–1919), Avifaunist und Taxonom Transkaspiens, Mittelasiens und Persiens, by Uwe Alex & Jevgenij Šergalin. Ornithologische Mitteilungen 67 ( 5/6): pp.155–160 (2015) = here.
Commemorated in many sarudnyi and zarudnyi alt. zarudnoi Birds [see the Key, here resp. here]:
He's also the Author (Auctor) of many, many Bird taxa (as Zarudny, and/alt. Sarudny), thus Zoonomen has him as:
In my (Swedish) MS he's "Nicolaj Aleksejevitj Zarudnyj (1859–1919)", commemorated in the today dated Swedish Common/Vernacular name/s "Zarudnys ökensparv” (... Desert Sparrow) alt. simply “Zarudnyis [sic] sparv” (.... Sparrow) for the ssp. Passer simplex zarudnyi. In other interpretations/languages he is a k a (Nicolai Alekseyivich) Zarudny, Zarudni, Sarudny, Sarudnyj or Sarudnij. Nowaday's (luckily for me) we Swedes call this species karakumsparv (toponyms are, in most cases, far easier to explain!) The same guy is, as well, mentioned (briefly) in my MS as the describer of the above-mentioned Ground Jay Podoces pleskei Zarudny, 1896.
We've been dealing with his texts, and "his" Birds several times, earlier (see, for example/s; here, and/or here).
Also note that Barbara and Richard Mearns, in the forthcoming New Edition of their Biographies for Birdwatchers ... (now revised and updated, ending up in two volumes, 2022) seems to use the version "Nikolai Zarudny", in English (at least according to the Flyer attached by Mike, here).
Commemorated in many sarudnyi and zarudnyi alt. zarudnoi Birds [see the Key, here resp. here]:
He's also the Author (Auctor) of many, many Bird taxa (as Zarudny, and/alt. Sarudny), thus Zoonomen has him as:
In my (Swedish) MS he's "Nicolaj Aleksejevitj Zarudnyj (1859–1919)", commemorated in the today dated Swedish Common/Vernacular name/s "Zarudnys ökensparv” (... Desert Sparrow) alt. simply “Zarudnyis [sic] sparv” (.... Sparrow) for the ssp. Passer simplex zarudnyi. In other interpretations/languages he is a k a (Nicolai Alekseyivich) Zarudny, Zarudni, Sarudny, Sarudnyj or Sarudnij. Nowaday's (luckily for me) we Swedes call this species karakumsparv (toponyms are, in most cases, far easier to explain!
) The same guy is, as well, mentioned (briefly) in my MS as the describer of the above-mentioned Ground Jay Podoces pleskei Zarudny, 1896.We've been dealing with his texts, and "his" Birds several times, earlier (see, for example/s; here, and/or here).
Also note that Barbara and Richard Mearns, in the forthcoming New Edition of their Biographies for Birdwatchers ... (now revised and updated, ending up in two volumes, 2022) seems to use the version "Nikolai Zarudny", in English (at least according to the Flyer attached by Mike, here).
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Björn Bergenholtz
(former alias "Calalp")
• Biografien osteuropäischer Ornithologen (18): Pavel Vladimirovič Serebrovskij (1888–1942), Evolutionist, Zoogeograf und Paläontologe, by N. Kiseljova & Uwe Alex. Ornithologische Mitteilungen 67 (7/8): pp.219–223 (2015) [unseen by me]
Commemorated in a few serebrowskii, and sserebrowskii alt. sserebrowsky taxa [see the Key, here resp. here (even if somewhat inconsistent!?! My red bolds)]:
He's equally the Author (Auctor) of quite a few taxa (as Serebrovski, a k a Serebrovsky), thus listed in/by Zoonomen as:
Earlier dealt with in thread Emberiza cia serebrowskii Johansen, 1944 (here). Also see Laurent's recent post #35 above.
Disclaimer; this guy is not included in my MS, nor in my notes, thus I haven't checked him any further than the above.
Commemorated in a few serebrowskii, and sserebrowskii alt. sserebrowsky taxa [see the Key, here resp. here (even if somewhat inconsistent!?! My red bolds)
]:He's equally the Author (Auctor) of quite a few taxa (as Serebrovski, a k a Serebrovsky), thus listed in/by Zoonomen as:
Earlier dealt with in thread Emberiza cia serebrowskii Johansen, 1944 (here). Also see Laurent's recent post #35 above.
Disclaimer; this guy is not included in my MS, nor in my notes, thus I haven't checked him any further than the above.
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l_raty
laurent raty
Zarudny's OD is in Russian; there (p. xiii, last paragraph before the signature), Zarudny calls him "Ѳ. Д. Плеске" -- which is indeed consistent with what Pleske did himself (e.g.: t.2:vyp.:1-4 (1889-1890) - Ornithographia rossica - Biodiversity Heritage Library ).
In contemporary Russian sources, his full name appears as Ѳедоръ Дмитріевичъ Плеске (e.g. here, here, here, etc.).
Ѳ (fita) is an archaic Cyrillic letter which derived from Greek θ (theta). It must have initially been pronounced like th, but evolved into being pronounced like f in Russian. In most current romanization systems, ѳ is rendered as f̀ or ḟ; however, th has also been used in some contexts. In modern Russian, this letter is entirely disused, being replaced with ф (ef), which is romanized into f -- nowadays, most Russians would probably turn "Ѳедоръ" into Федор or Фёдор without giving it a second thought.
That said, as he was actually born in a family with (Baltic) German origins, and went to a German Lutherian secondary school in St-Petersburg (the St. Petri-Schule), I assume it's quite possible that his baptism name was indeed Theodor (perhaps even "Theodor Eduard" as per, e.g., Wikipedia), while he would otherwise have been officially declared as Ѳедоръ, without a middle name but to which the patronymic Эдуардовичъ would "automatically" have been added (in accordance to Eastern Slavic naming conventions).
(PS - You spell the patronym "Dimirijevitj", which seems odd independently of any romanization system considerations. Shouldn't it be Dmitrijevitj ?)
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Björn Bergenholtz
(former alias "Calalp")
My (Swedish) version above; "... Dimirijevitj Pleske" should (of course) have been "... Dimitrijevitj Pleske.
My typo, my bad, my slipper fingers. Sorry. 😬
I will double-check the Swedish transcription/transliteration of the "Dimi..."/"Dmi..."-start of it. But the (first) t sure ought to belong there (also in its Swedish version).
Thanks for pointing it out, Laurent!
My typo, my bad, my slipper fingers. Sorry. 😬
I will double-check the Swedish transcription/transliteration of the "Dimi..."/"Dmi..."-start of it. But the (first) t sure ought to belong there (also in its Swedish version).
Thanks for pointing it out, Laurent!
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l_raty
laurent raty
- Caprimulgus europaeus sarudnyi Hartert 1912 - Bd. 2 - Die Vögel der paläarktischen Fauna - Biodiversity Heritage Library
- Francolinus orientalis sarudnyi Buturlin 1907 - 15, 1907 - Ornithologische Monatsberichte - Biodiversity Heritage Library
- Iynx torquilla sarudnyi Loudon 1912 - 20, 1912 - Ornithologische Monatsberichte - Biodiversity Heritage Library
- Muscicapa striata sarudnyi Snigirevskiy [as Snigirewski] 1928 - Beiträge zur Avifauna der Wüste Kara-kum (Turkmenistan) - Journal of Ornithology (p. 595; no free access found)
- Oenanthe lugens sarudnyi Härms 1926 - Bemerkungen über einige Vögel Persiens IV - Journal of Ornithology (p. 40; no free access found)
- Turdus pilaris sarudnyi Loudon 1912 - 20, 1912 - Ornithologische Monatsberichte - Biodiversity Heritage Library
- Turdus viscivorus sarudnyi Loudon 1912 - 20, 1912 - Ornithologische Monatsberichte - Biodiversity Heritage Library
Acrocephalus arundinaceus zarudnyi Hartert 1907 - v.21-23=no.136-153 (1907-1909) - Bulletin of the British Ornithologists' Club - Biodiversity Heritage Library- Ammomanes cinctura zarudnyi Hartert 1902 - v.10-15=no.65-117 [v.10 Incomplete] (1899-1905) - Bulletin of the British Ornithologists' Club - Biodiversity Heritage Library
- Emberiza schoeniclus zarudnyi Härms 1909 - 17, 1909 - Ornithologische Monatsberichte - Biodiversity Heritage Library
- Lanius zarudnyi Buturlin 1908 - [not seen - I think it should be in: Бутурлин СА. 1908. Интересные находки. Наша охота, 1908 (10): 25-33.]
- Pisorhina scops zarudnyi Tschusi 1903 - Jahrg.14 (1903) - Ornithologisches Jahrbuch - Biodiversity Heritage Library
- Passer simplex zarudnyi Pleske 1896 - Annuaire du Musée zoologique
- Phasianus principalis zarudnyi Buturlin 1904 - ser.8:v.4=no.13-16 (1904) - Ibis - Biodiversity Heritage Library
- Gecinus zarudnoi Menzbier 1887 - ser.5:v.5=no.17-20 (1887) - Ibis - Biodiversity Heritage Library
- Sitta zarudnyi Buturlin 1907 - t.3 (1907-1908) - Izvi͡estii͡a - Biodiversity Heritage Library
- [syn. Turdus pilaris = incorrect subsequent spelling of Turdus pilaris sarudnyi Loudon 1912, I believe. Possibly taken from Ripley 1964 in Peters' C-L, v.10 (1964) - Check-list of birds of the world - Biodiversity Heritage Library ?]
- Streptopelia decaocto zarudnyi Serebrovskiy 1927 - snippets: Doklady (= syn. Streptopelia decaocto decaocto)
"Alekseyivich" as on Zoonomen is a bit strange. He has also been called Zarudnoi (see OD of Gecinus zarudnoi above) or even (in French) Zaroudnoï (see e.g. t.61:no.1-2 (1885) - Bulletin de la Société impériale des naturalistes de Moscou - Biodiversity Heritage Library ).
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