title: Pavlo Yanushko, a researcher of mammals of the Ciscaucasus, Kazakhstan, and Crimea
abstract: An essay about a zoologist born in the Dnipro region who made a long way as a researcher from the steppes of Stavropol (plague service) and the mountains of the western Tien Shan (Aksu-Jabagly Reserve) to the Crimea (protected hunting ground, later the Crimean Nature Reserve). As a theriologist, the researcher is best known for his studies of marmot ecology and survey methods of mountain sheep (Turkestan period), and later he was well-known for his studies of the state of populations, population
journal: Novitates Theriologicae