Venyukov Pavel

Born in 1856. At the end of the course in the department of natural sciences of physics and mathematics faculty of St. Petersburg University, was a conservative geological study, assistant professor at the same university in paleontology. Consists professor at the University of St. Vladimir. Most of the works Venyukova devoted to research of Devonian deposits in European Russia and the latest in igneous rocks of Siberia and Mongolia. Chief among them: "The deposits of the Devonian system of European Russia" ( "Proceedings of St. Petersburg. Society of Naturalists, t. XV, in. I, 1884; awarded prizes Illenkov), "Devonian Fauna of north-western and central Russia" (ibid., t. XVII, in. 2), "The Lower Carboniferous sediments of the river Bardun, in southern Mongolia" ( "Notes of the Mineralogical Society, 1888)," On some basalts of Northern Asia "(" Proceedings of St. Petersburg. Society of Naturalists, t. XVI, in. I, 1885); "Spharolith-Tachylyt von Sichota-Alin im Ussurigebiet" ( "Bull. de la soc. Belge de Geol. ", T. I, 1887); "Basalts of Mongolia" ( "West Mineralogical Society, 1888);" Evtaksitovye glass liparites "(" Proceedings of St. Petersburg. Society of Naturalists, t. XXI, 1890).