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Annotation: A unique biographical reference book on Russian biologists and the world. Brief information about the life and scientific activity of over 1600 scientists is placed, which made a significant contribution to the development of biological sciences. Lists of Nobel Prize laureates are listed, as well as a list of literature containing works on the history of biology and the most important works of scientists. The handbook is illustrated with portraits of scientists, ... (Khudoyor Yusufbekov p. 734)
Only three authors were identified that have more than ten coauthors. These are Kirill V. Stanyukovich (Academy of Sciences of the Tajik SSR) and Khudoer Y. Yusufbekov (the first director of the Pamir Biological Institute in Khorog) in the Soviet period as well as Cyrus Samimi (Professor for Climatology at the University of Bayreuth, Germany) in the post-Soviet period. <…> For Soviet author, 30 coauthors networks could be detected, with the most densely linked group around Stanyukovich and Yusufbekov
Only three authors were identified that have more than ten coauthors. These are Kirill V. Stanyukovich (Academy of Sciences of the Tajik SSR) and Khudoer Y. Yusufbekov (the first director of the Pamir Biological Institute in Khorog) in the Soviet period as well as Cyrus Samimi (Professor for Climatology at the University of Bayreuth, Germany) in the post-Soviet period. <…> For Soviet author, 30 coauthors networks could be detected, with the most densely linked group around Stanyukovich and Yusufbekov
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Only three authors were identified that have more than ten coauthors. These are Kirill V. Stanyukovich (Academy of Sciences of the Tajik SSR) and Khudoer Y. Yusufbekov (the first director of the Pamir Biological Institute in Khorog) in the Soviet period as well as Cyrus Samimi (Professor for Climatology at the University of Bayreuth, Germany) in the post-Soviet period. <…> For Soviet author, 30 coauthors networks could be detected, with the most densely linked group around Stanyukovich and Yusufbekov
.The pre-revolutionary period of research on the nature of the Pamirs is associated with the names of zoologists Alexei Pavlovich Fedchenko and Nikolai Severtzov, geologists Ivan Mushketov and Dmitriy Ivanov, botanists Olga Fedchenko, Arnold Regel, Sergey Korzhinskiy, Nikolai Vavilov and others. These were uncoordinated expeditions of single enthusiasts, while in Soviet times, they were replaced by systematic research. To study the biological resources of the Pamir and its development in 1934, under the leadership of Pavel Baranov and Ilariya Raykova, the first scientific research stations were established.
— Khudoyor Yusufbekov, "Памирский биологический институт" [Pamir Biological Institute]. Природа: [Nature] (in Russian). 12. Moscow: Nauka: 48. 1982.
Only three authors were identified that have more than ten coauthors. These are Kirill V. Stanyukovich (Academy of Sciences of the Tajik SSR) and Khudoer Y. Yusufbekov (the first director of the Pamir Biological Institute in Khorog) in the Soviet period as well as Cyrus Samimi (Professor for Climatology at the University of Bayreuth, Germany) in the post-Soviet period. <…> For Soviet author, 30 coauthors networks could be detected, with the most densely linked group around Stanyukovich and Yusufbekov
Scientists are anxious to get to the bottom of this puzzle, and this is why a few years ago the Biological Institute of the Pamirs was founded. Its director is Khudoyor Yusufbekov, <…> a leading scientist and a Corresponding Member of the Tajik Academy of Sciences
.The pre-revolutionary period of research on the nature of the Pamirs is associated with the names of zoologists Alexei Pavlovich Fedchenko and Nikolai Severtzov, geologists Ivan Mushketov and Dmitriy Ivanov, botanists Olga Fedchenko, Arnold Regel, Sergey Korzhinskiy, Nikolai Vavilov and others. These were uncoordinated expeditions of single enthusiasts, while in Soviet times, they were replaced by systematic research. To study the biological resources of the Pamir and its development in 1934, under the leadership of Pavel Baranov and Ilariya Raykova, the first scientific research stations were established.
— Khudoyor Yusufbekov, "Памирский биологический институт" [Pamir Biological Institute]. Природа: [Nature] (in Russian). 12. Moscow: Nauka: 48. 1982.
We consider Khudoer to be the founder not only of the Pamir Biological Institute, but also the founder, the ancestor of the Institute of Humanities in the Pamirs("Karamshoev, Dodikhudo — Speech on the occasion of the 70th birthday of Academician Khudoyor Yusufbekov, Pish, Shughnon District of the GBAO". Biography. 25 October 1998. Darmorakht.)
Only three authors were identified that have more than ten coauthors. These are Kirill V. Stanyukovich (Academy of Sciences of the Tajik SSR) and Khudoer Y. Yusufbekov (the first director of the Pamir Biological Institute in Khorog) in the Soviet period as well as Cyrus Samimi (Professor for Climatology at the University of Bayreuth, Germany) in the post-Soviet period. <…> For Soviet author, 30 coauthors networks could be detected, with the most densely linked group around Stanyukovich and Yusufbekov
We consider Khudoer to be the founder not only of the Pamir Biological Institute, but also the founder, the ancestor of the Institute of Humanities in the Pamirs("Karamshoev, Dodikhudo — Speech on the occasion of the 70th birthday of Academician Khudoyor Yusufbekov, Pish, Shughnon District of the GBAO". Biography. 25 October 1998. Darmorakht.)
