ABROSIKOV Georgy

1901 - 1967
Born in g. Moscow into a family known in Russia, Apricot, giving the Shih-country rich industrialists, prominent scientists - doctors and mathematicians, and famous artists.

. He graduated from Moscow University in 1924 from the biological-division physics and mathematics
. In the period of training i.i. Ab-Rikos was a member of the famous "Biological circle the name of Lamarck", the head of which was E.S. Smirnov. Since it is Lamarck created the term "invertebrate zoology, we can assume that the very fate would have it, to i.i. Abrikosov was at the forefront of our faculty. And so it happened: after graduating from the University i.i. Abrikosov was the institution for-blowing the Division of Invertebrates, Zoological Museum, Moscow State University, which became a prototype for future Department of Zoology and Comparative Anatomy bespozvo-night. Following the establishment of this department in 1930. I.i. Abrikosov working there as an assistant, and then to his death - an assistant professor.

Fascinated by his work the young head of the Department of Invertebrates, Zoological Museum MGU i.i. Abrikosov became the prototype of a professor in the famous novel Persikova MA. Bulgakov's "The Fatal Eggs".

I.i. Abrikosov was the biggest expert on the bryozoans of the seas and freshwaters of the USSR. Magnificent expert in the world of invertebrates, i.i. Abrikosov was one of the authors of such fundamental reports as "Manual of Zoology (1937-1952)," Life of Animals "(1968), PRGRAM zhavshego five editions of the textbook" Zoology "for higher education.

I.i. Abrikosov, along with LA,. Zenkevich was one of the founders of modern education in the field of invertebrate zoology. Since the inception of the department i.i. Abrikosov read in different variants of the basic course "Invertebrate Zoology", . conducted a small workshop and summer internships students, . He organized and led a large section of the workshop "Worms", . kept constant work to upgrade the educational process in ac-cordance with the new achievements of science and education needs.,

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. Abrikosov was active and strict man with a gift to the reception (a few decades, he was deputy head of department), but with this simple and friendly person with a good sense of humor. He knew the problems and difficulties of staff actually assessed opportunities for students whose rights have been constantly upheld in higher courts. I.i. Abrikosov has trained several generations of zoologists, who now determine the development of science and zoological education in our country.