Ján Gulička (1925-2009), významný slovenský (československý) myriapodológ

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Mock, A. - Tajovský, Karel
Ján Gulička (1925-2009), významný slovenský (československý) myriapodológ.
[Ján Gulička (1925-2009), famous Slovak (Czechoslovak) myriapodologist.]
Zborník príspevkov z vedeckého kongresu "Zoológia 2014",´19. Feriancove dni. Prešov: Prešovská univerzita v Prešove, 2014, s. 147-149. ISBN 978-80-555-1140-5.
[Zoológia 2014, 19. Feriancove dni. Prešov (SK), 20.11.2014-22.11.2014]
Grant ostatní: VEGA(SK) 1/0199/14; ESF(BE) 26110230056
Institucionální podpora: RVO:60077344
Klíčová slova: Ján Gulička * myriapodologist * bibliography * collection
Kód oboru RIV: EG - Zoologie

Ján Gulička bol významný slovenský (československý) myriapodológ. Vo svojich štúdiách sa zameriaval na pôdnu zoológiu a biospeleológiu, najme na mnohonôžky. Príspevok podáva prehľad o jeho odborných aktivitách a myriapodologických výskumoch na Slovensku, v Česku aj iných krajinách. Stručne sú zhrnuté poznatky o jeho živote, diele a o stave jeho vedeckej pozostalosti. Uvedené sú citácie všetkých jeho publikovaných prác.

Ján Gulička (1925-2009), famous Slovak (Czechoslovak) myriapodologist. His studies were focused on soil zoology and biospeleology, and above all on millipedes. After graduation at the Faculty of Natural Sciences, Comenius University, Bratislava 1950), he gained the position in the Institute of Zoology of this Faculty and worked there until ha retired. Soon he wrote two large manuscripts as doctor (1951) and PhD theses (1960), both focused on myriapods of Slovakia. Unfortunately, both manuscripts were not published and they were hidden before other colleagues directly by the author himself. He described new millipede taxa from the Czech and Slovak Republics, from the Balkan Peninsula as well as from the Russian Asia. His publication activity culminated in the half of 80thies of the past century. In total he published 28 papers dealing with millipedes (taxonomy, ecology, faunistics) and centipedes (ecology and faunistic data from Slovakia). After his death, all scientific inheritance was given by his wife to his alma mater. Set of papers and manuscripts in this inheritance is not numerous, but it is important key to his collection of myriapodological material, especially millipedes. Majority of the items in the collection is not identified, but it involves also type specimens, borrowed material for comparative studies and others. The samples collected by him come primarily from the territory of Slovakia, but quite numerous are items from other European countries (e.g. Czechia, former Yugoslavia, Albania, Bulgaria) and Asia Minor. The life, work and collection of Ján Gullička are worthy to be described and re-interpreted.
Trvalý link: http://hdl.handle.net/11104/0243858