Alexey Bystrow

Alexei Petrovich Bystrov (Russian Алексей Петрович Быстров; born 1 February 1899 in the Ryazan Oblast; † August 29, 1959 in Leningrad ) was a paleontologist, anatomist and histologist from Russia.

Biography

Alexei Bystrov was born in the family of a peasant priest and a teacher in the Ryazan Oblast. First he attended the village school, and later a pen. In 1917 he joined the Alumnat of Ryazan, but this was resolved in 1918 by the new rulers. Subsequently, he studied at the Academy of Medicine, where he was especially interested in anatomy and vertebrate paleontology. In 1937 he moved to Moscow. Here Bystrov worked in the Paleontological Institute (Department of Lower vertebrates ). In 1939 he returned to Leningrad, where he worked until the German attack on the Soviet Union, then he was evacuated to Kirov. In February 1943 Bystrov was promoted to lieutenant colonel of the medical service.

After the war, Alexei Bystrov taught in Leningrad at the local university, where he wrote many scientific works.

Bystrov died in 1959 and was buried in Leningrad.

A Cape of Jackson island in the archipelago Franz Josef Land was named after him.

Works

In German language

  • Bystrov, A. P.: Diaphragmatic hernia in the dog; Anatomical indicators, Gustav Fischer Verlag; Jena 1930; Vol 70, No 8/ 10, pp. 192-212.
  • Bystrov, A. Assimilation of the atlas and manifestation of Proatlas. Journal of Anatomy and Developmental History ( magazine for the entire anatomy ), Berlin, Verlag Julius Springer, 1931, Vol 95, Issue 1-2, pp. 210-242.
  • Bystrov, AP Morphological studies of the occipital region and the first cervical vertebrae of mammals and man. I. message. About the Proatlas and Anteproatlas at the seal. Zeitschr. f anatomy & developme. ( Zeitschrift f the entire anatomy ), Berlin, Springer Verlag von J., 1933, Bd.100, Issue 3, pp. 362-386.
  • Bystrov, AP Morphological studies of the occipital region and the first cervical vertebrae of mammals and man. II release. The assimilation of the atlas and its phylogenetic significance. Zeitschr. f anatomy & developme. ( Zeitschrift f the entire anatomy ), Berlin, Springer Verlag von J., 1933, Vol 102, Issue 2-3, pp. 307-334.
  • Bystrov, AP: Morphological studies of the top bone of the skull of vertebrates. I. message. Skull of Stegocephalen. ; Acta Zoologica, Albert Bonnier forlag, Stockhilm 1935, Arg 16, in prison. 1-2, pp. 65-141.
  • Bystrov, AP: Dvinosaurus as neotenic form of Stegocephalen. Acta Zoologica A. Bonnier forlag, Stockholm 1938, Arg 19, in prison. 1-2, pp. 209-295.
  • Bystrov, A. P.: Dental structure of Labyrinthodonts. Acta Zoologica A. Bonnier forlag, Stockholm 1938, Arg 19, in prison. 3, pp. 387-425.
  • Bystrov, AP: Blood vascular system of the Labyrinthodonts ( vessels of the head );. Acta Zoologica A. Bonnier forlag, Stockholm 1939, Arg 20, in prison. 1, pp. 125-155.
  • Bystrov, A. P.: Dental structure of Crossopterygier. Acta Zoologica A. Bonnier forlag, Stockholm 1939, Arg 20, in prison. 2-3, pp. 283-338.
  • Bystrov, AP: Deck bones and teeth of Osteolepis and Dipterus. Acta Zoologica, Stockholm, A.Bonniers forlag, 1942, Arg 23, in prison. 1-3, pp. 263-289.

In English

  • Bystrov, A. P. Kotlassia prima Amalitzky. Bulletin of the Geological Society of America, Washington, 1944, v.55, N5, pp.379 - 416.
  • Bystrov, A. P. Hydrophilous and xerophilous Labyrinthodonts. Acta Zool. , Stockholm, A.Bonniers forlag, 1947, v.28, N1, pp.137 - 164.
  • Bystrov, A. P. The microstructure of dermal bones in Arthrodires. Acta Zool. , Stockholm, A. Bonnier forlag, 1957, V.38, N2 -3, pp.239 - 275th
  • Bystrov, A. P. The microstructure of skeleton elements in some vertebrates from lower Devonian deposits of the USSR. Acta Zool. , Stockholm, A. Bonnier boktryckeri, 1959, V.40, N1, pp.59 -83.
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