He Named the Fly Species He Discovered After His Deceased Son.
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Rüstem Hayat, a faculty member in the Entomology Department of the Plant Protection Division at the Faculty of Agriculture, Isparta University of Applied Sciences, identified a species of flower fly that was new to the scientific world in 1998...Click here for more.
Professor Dr. Rüstem Hayat from Isparta University of Applied Sciences (ISUBÜ), in his research on samples collected from the Erzurum region, discovered a species of fly that plays an important role in plant pollination. Professor Dr. Hayat, who introduced the fly to the scientific world in an article published in September, named it 'Orthonevra abdullahi' after his son 'Abdullah', who died at the age of one.
Professor Dr. Rüstem Hayat from Isparta University of Applied Sciences (ISUBÜ), in his research on samples collected from the Erzurum region, discovered a species of fly that plays an important role in plant pollination. Professor Dr. Hayat named the fly 'Orthonevra abdullahi', inspired by his son 'Abdullah', who died at the age of one.
ISUBÜ's Prof. Dr. Rüstem Hayat identified a new species of flower fly through his studies of samples collected from around Erzurum. In the study published in September, the species was named after his son Abdullah, who died at the age of one.
Professor Dr. Rüstem Hayat from Isparta University of Applied Sciences discovered a new species of flower fly using specimens collected from the high altitudes of the Erzurum region. The species, introduced in the journal Zoologischer Anzeiger in September, was named 'Orthonevra abdullahi' after his son Abdullah, who died 28 years ago at the age of one. This species is the 17th species Hayat has contributed to the scientific world.
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