Preliminary study of a mummified woolly rhinoceros from the lower reaches of the Kolyma River

G. Boeskorov; P. A. Lazarev; N. T. Bakulina; M. Shchelchkova; S. Davydov; N. Solomonov

DOI:10.1134/S0012496609010165

Corpus ID: 2674199

Preliminary study of a mummified woolly rhinoceros from the lower reaches of the Kolyma River

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  title={Preliminary study of a mummified woolly rhinoceros from the lower reaches of the Kolyma River},
  author={G. Boeskorov and P. A. Lazarev and N. T. Bakulina and M. Shchelchkova and S. Davydov and N. Solomonov},
  journal={Doklady Biological Sciences},
  year={2009},
  volume={424},
  pages={53-56}
}

G. Boeskorov, P. A. Lazarev, +3 authors N. Solomonov

Published 2009

Geology, Medicine

Doklady Biological Sciences

Blum., 1799) (Fig. 1) wasfound on the right bank of the Lower Kolyma River, ina gold ﬁeld at the upper reaches of the Malaya Filip-pova River (8 km east of the village of Cherskii of theNizhnekolymskii District of Yakutia). We studied theburial place on October 10, 2007, and the specimen inMarch, 2008, as it was brought to the MammothMuseum of the Institute of Applied Ecology of North,Yakutsk (IPES). Most of the mummiﬁed corpse waspreserved, including the left half of the trunk, with skinof the… CONTINUE READING

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