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Slunin, I, II

shares a form with N. V. Slunin
authorityОхотско-Камчатскій Край
cited asSlunin, II · Slunin, I · Slunin II · Slunin I
authorN. V. Slunin
titleОхотско-Камчатскій Край
title (English)Country of Okhotsk and Kamchatka
placeС.-Петербургъ
year1900
languageru
listed on1-028 (folio 8)
copy https://archive.org/details/ohotskokamchatskijkrajt118 unchecked
printed Д-ръ Н. В. Слюнинъ. Охотско-Камчатскій Край. Томъ I, II. С.-Петербургъ 1900.
printed [N. V. SLUNIN. Country of Okhotsk and Kamchatka, Vols. I, II. St. Petersburg, 1900.] [Cited, SLUNIN, I, II.] (the book's own English rendering)
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mentioned on 6 of 717 page(s), 9 time(s):
  • 1-066 uncollated e Chukchee, — Hooper, Maydell, Nordenskiöld, Gondatti, Dr.Slunin, Melikoff, — on the contrary, describe them as quite peacef
  • 1-077 uncollated Slunin, I
  • 1-108 uncollated first one (Œstrus tarandi Nordenskiöld, Tabanus tarandinusSlunin) lays its eggs on the hair of the reindeer, fastening them
  • 1-109 uncollated t burrows through the skin, probably a species of tick. Dr.Sluninmentions having seen it, though he does not give the name o
  • 1-113 uncollated Slunin, I
  • 1-136 uncollated hukchee between Anadyr and Indian Point in March, 1901. Dr.Slunin¹ asserts that animals bitten by a rabid dog are not infecte